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National Conference San Antonio, TX April 12, 2003 |
Students use pattern blocks to establish the relationship among fractions.
Young students can learn much about this exciting new mathemtics if it is told in language they can understand
Exploring its simplicity, beauty, and mathematics...
The importance of both mathematical and computer models in the study of population growth will be described and analyzed to gain a good understanding of the tools used by Population Ecologists,
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I've added a Java applet written by Jacobo Bulaevsky to this mathemagic trick. Learn Binary arithmetic.
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This lesson uses graphs and tables to solve a real world problem.
Remember you saw them first HERE, ladies and gentlmen. New, yet-to-be published.
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It's fractions adding, and infinity all rolled into one. But it needs an applet!
What's the rule? Students will find line
segments that they can and cannot draw of
various irrational lengths, and then find the
rule that allows them to draw or not draw.
The page should be printed and the segments
shaded in. But I ask you, wouldn't it be GREAT if they could be done online?
They're bright. They're colorful. They're fun. They're Algebra. They're important skills (patterns, functions) and they're begging for a java applet.