Becki Minton
Here is a list of websites that I have compiled for high school math teachers.
Before we talk social media, let's talk about the relevance of social media by taking a quiz. Which of the following is most likely to be true? ☐ Should we teach letter-writing in the classroom? Kids need to write letters and mail them.
Social media is an ingrained part of today's society. Our students are constantly on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and likely many sites we're not hip enough to know about, and by reading this blog, you're interacting with social media at this very moment.
Voice recording apps serve a number of different functions and can prove useful to people from all walks of life. Whether you are recording notes from a business meeting or you are a writer who is simply jotting down some thoughts from a momentary burst of inspiration, the apps in this list are sure to help you out along the way.
If you are a frequent flyer of the on-the-go business set, you know having the right tools to do your job is a make or break deal. The ability to quickly and easily record voice memos falls into that must-have category for many.
Project-based learning is a terrific way to link your curriculum with real world events and applications of concepts that your students are learning.
Who needs math games when a world of meaningful real-life fun is beckoning? It's easy and rewarding to connect to the real world in math class. On the Information Highway," we can find online collections of real-world math activities, math activities with a specific real-life focus (including natural disasters), online data sources, portals for joining or launching collaborative math and science projects, and more.
Review what an Internet Project is and what skills/materials are needed for different types of projects
The projects you will find here have been curated by BIE and were gathered from online project libraries. These projects are meant to inspire your own ideas or may be adapted to fit the needs of your classroom.
The exasperated sighs of students who insist that they'll never need the information they learn in math classes are so common that many teachers and parents have stock answers for the ways math ...
