Celebrate #PiDay with these #edtech activities
๐ Discover Pi with Google Sheets
โ๏ธ Create Pi Poems
๐๏ธ Graph a Pi-Line Skyline
๐ข Explore Pi with EquatIO Mathspace
Free templates & directions at: https://t.co/7HJf36MN7l
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โIf the teacher acts and talks like they like math, then the students will be more comfortable looking at math. Share your love and enthusiasm for math. Trust me, it will be contagious.โ
Model your love for math โ and 6 other tips to try in your class: https://t.co/j5jxjpdoJn
Today in Pre-Calc: Connecting finding roots of polynomials to using DeโMoivreโs Thm for finding complex roots. Finding complex roots of a real number is simple. But finding complex roots of a complex number? Polar form comes in handy. ๐ก
@teacher2teacher Students tend to think about specific questions or types or questions not asked. Iโve tried tweaking to prompt to reflect conceptual or innovative thought based on their experience with the material. How has it changed their view of the particular topic or broadened their mastery
Iโve tried this once. First attempt, students were thrown off, scrambling to think of something not covered. The idea is for students to share their knowledge in a non-traditional way.
"This year, I changed my assessments by adding a piece of paper at the end, asking, 'What else do you know about the topic, that I didnโt ask you about?'"
(Inspiration via T @SciGeekJulie)
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