Rubber ducks (m3.oa.1) math practice By Paul Katula • Apr 3, 2020 3rd grade, operational and algebraic thinking, 1, rubber ducky modeling practice problem
Mich. moves to minimize high school math By Paul Katula • Sep 10, 2019 Michigan's legislature is now considering a bill that would eliminate the requirement of algebra II for h.s. graduation.
Openings for good math teachers can be found By Paul Katula • Feb 6, 2019 Should schools that have trouble finding good math teachers pursue alternative-certification pathways to fill their ranks?
It looks like this if teachers put research to practice By Press Release • Oct 24, 2018 Teachers (& future professors) always try to reach students with innovative ideas. Here's a look at a few research-based approaches.
Scientists look to expand crime solving by genetics By Press Release • Oct 19, 2018 Scientists use computational models ways to use genetic ancestry databases to solve crimes could potentially be expanded.
Algebra 1 PARCC question: shirts and ties By Paul Katula • Oct 15, 2018 Solving systems of linear equations (2 equations in 2 unknowns) comes up in many algebra 1 classes across the nation.
Algebra, geometry, trig better than h.s. calculus By Press Release • Jul 13, 2018 Research suggests taking calculus in high school doesn't help students with the math class in college; the prerequisites do.
Algebra 2 PARCC: imaginary number arithmetic By Paul Katula • Mar 30, 2018 Doing arithmetic with imaginary numbers involving <em>i</em>, the square root of –1, is an algebra 2 skill and might be tested on PARCC.
Algebra 2 PARCC: Spring rate of change By Paul Katula • Feb 26, 2018 Finding the rate of change of a function (from a graph, table, or function) can be required on the PARCC algebra 2 test.
Algebra 1 PARCC: Where’s the parabola? By Paul Katula • Jan 26, 2018 Graphing parabolas is expected on the PARCC algebra 1 test (and in many algebra classes). Can you graph a quadratic function?