Search results
Results from the WOW.Com Content Network
I've been dabbling in Geogebra for a few months and I'd tweet my frustrations to the #mtbos #ggbchat (math twitter blogosphere and geogebra chat)... and Steve Phelps answered several questions and made me little screencasts for creating things on my own. Well, when he tweeted to some of his followers that he was thinking of doing training in Illinois, maybe Chicago... I impulsively noted that ...
I don't know who A B Crohn is -- the information at the site says retired, GED math teacher, and that s/he trains folks in geogebra and desmos... but these look useful... Yesterday's "find" | LINCS Community | Adult Education and Literacy | U.S. Department of Education
It’s time that you learned about the incredible resources and tools available to those working in the correctional and reentry education filed. Join us for LINCS 101! This event will bring to light all the amazing tools and resources available through the LINCS system. We will explore the LINCS Resource Collection, State Resources, Courses, and the incredible events that are available to the ...
The Adult Numeracy Network’s Professional Development Principles state that sound professional development should begin with teachers as mathematics learners and thinkers. Following that principle, in addition to the discussion questions, a Math Task related to the reading will be offered each week. These are tasks that can certainly be shared with students, but as we go through the book ...
I've been following the development of math OER and there's a neat one called Illustrative Math. It is not only open, but the activities tend to have a lot of solid concept-building in them as well as the procedural regular stuff. Some people are even making lessons using geogebra and desmos to go with the lessons.
Hello colleagues, There is a question posed in the LINCS English Language Acquisition group asking about the availability of online resources for studying basic math in Spanish. Can anyone recommend some useful sites? Many thanks! Susan Finn Miller Moderator, English Language Acquisition Group
Did you know that LINCS currently provides resources for adult learners in the form of America’s Literacy Directory? What other resources do adult learners need in order further their own education and training in the area of math? For example, learners can use www.freerice.com to independently practice multiplication tables. What other online resources do your students use?
Hi everyone! As part of a curriculum alignment project I'm working on to aggregate resources and materials as they align to the CCRS, I'm wondering if anyone has gone through the work of doing a content alignment of Khan Academy that exists in Excel or CSV format. Khan provides a .csv file that lists out the alignment of all their practice content to the Common Core State Standards, but I'm ...
Several times during the LINCS Open Math – Open Resources course the conversation shifted to the issue about the time it takes to find the right OER for a lesson plan. How many of us have been in the situation where we are looking for just the right OER to integrate into our plan but can’t seem to find anything that does the job as we would like? And if we do find something that comes ...
Stipulations for creating open classrooms include not only using Open Educational Resources (OER) in lesson activities, but also having students modify the OER in the learning process.