The Math Teacher's Toolbox: How to Teach Math to Teenagers and Survive
Autor Nicholas J. Rinaldien Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 apr 2013
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781475803549
ISBN-10: 1475803540
Pagini: 100
Dimensiuni: 151 x 227 x 11 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția R&L Education
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1475803540
Pagini: 100
Dimensiuni: 151 x 227 x 11 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția R&L Education
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Introduction
Chapter 1:On Your Marks, Get Set.Establishing Expectations
Course DescriptionGetting off to a good startChapter 2: Put Me In Coach.Getting Students Actively Involved
OverviewChapter 3:Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Engines.Opening of Class
Activities
OverviewProblems to introduce the next lessonProblems to review a previous lesson 'Real world' math problemsHoliday problemsSAT prep questionsBrain teasersChapter 4:And the Children Shall Lead.Rinaldi's Routine: Creating a
Student-centered Classroom
Procedures and MaterialsRinaldi's Routine--- Student surveyCooperative Learning---Student Survey
i
Chapter 5: Eureka.Inquiry Based /Discovery Lessons
OverviewChessboard SquaresProperties of ExponentsThe Triangle Angle Sum TheoremFinding the Equation of a Parabola from Data
Chapter 6: "When Will I Ever Use This?".Problems in the Student's World
OverviewCircle GraphsScale Drawings and MoreMeanest Kid in SchoolChapter 7: He Who Laughs, Lasts.Humor in the Classroom
OverviewMath RiddlesHumorous Story ProblemsMath JokesWacky DefinitionsChapter 8: Calculate This!...Using the Graphing Calculator
OverviewThe Open BoxShortest Path ProblemBones, Bones, Bonesii
Chapter 9: The Pen Is Mightier Than the Calculator.Writing in a Math Class
OverviewAnswer CompletelyRead CarefullyRapid WriteFrom Top to BottomChalk TalkExit Slips Chapter 10: It's Game Time.Classroom Competitions
OverviewStudent SurveyTic-Tac-ToeStation-to-StationBottleneckWho Am I?/What Am I?The Message GameTeam Tournament Chapter 11: All Good Things Must Come to an End.Closing Activities
Chapter 12: But Wait! There's More.Odds and Ends
Wait Time The ConsultantProgress ReportNew Year's Resolutioniii
Assignment Sheets Self EsteemMonster Math Thumbs UpTest TimeConclusion
Answers
Appendix
Chapter 1:On Your Marks, Get Set.Establishing Expectations
Course DescriptionGetting off to a good startChapter 2: Put Me In Coach.Getting Students Actively Involved
OverviewChapter 3:Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Engines.Opening of Class
Activities
OverviewProblems to introduce the next lessonProblems to review a previous lesson 'Real world' math problemsHoliday problemsSAT prep questionsBrain teasersChapter 4:And the Children Shall Lead.Rinaldi's Routine: Creating a
Student-centered Classroom
Procedures and MaterialsRinaldi's Routine--- Student surveyCooperative Learning---Student Survey
i
Chapter 5: Eureka.Inquiry Based /Discovery Lessons
OverviewChessboard SquaresProperties of ExponentsThe Triangle Angle Sum TheoremFinding the Equation of a Parabola from Data
Chapter 6: "When Will I Ever Use This?".Problems in the Student's World
OverviewCircle GraphsScale Drawings and MoreMeanest Kid in SchoolChapter 7: He Who Laughs, Lasts.Humor in the Classroom
OverviewMath RiddlesHumorous Story ProblemsMath JokesWacky DefinitionsChapter 8: Calculate This!...Using the Graphing Calculator
OverviewThe Open BoxShortest Path ProblemBones, Bones, Bonesii
Chapter 9: The Pen Is Mightier Than the Calculator.Writing in a Math Class
OverviewAnswer CompletelyRead CarefullyRapid WriteFrom Top to BottomChalk TalkExit Slips Chapter 10: It's Game Time.Classroom Competitions
OverviewStudent SurveyTic-Tac-ToeStation-to-StationBottleneckWho Am I?/What Am I?The Message GameTeam Tournament Chapter 11: All Good Things Must Come to an End.Closing Activities
Chapter 12: But Wait! There's More.Odds and Ends
Wait Time The ConsultantProgress ReportNew Year's Resolutioniii
Assignment Sheets Self EsteemMonster Math Thumbs UpTest TimeConclusion
Answers
Appendix
Recenzii
The Math Teacher's Toolbox can best bedescribed as a referencefor the mathematicsteacher. In it, Rinaldishares the lessons hehas learned after morethan four decades ofteaching mathematics. Full of time-tested ideas for successfully managing a high school mathematics class, this book providesreaders with tips and suggestionsfor everything from grading homework toimplementing group work successfully. The Math Teacher's Toolbox alsooffers readers many good strategies. Thispractical guide could be very helpful to anew mathematics teacher or to a veteranlooking for new ideas. . . .[T]his book contains enough solid information to make it a useful resource for any mathematics teacher.
Nick Rinaldi shares the many strategies he has developed in his lifetime as an extra-ordinary and dedicated math teacher. His strategies are not only effective but supported by the most recent research on teaching and learning. His focus is totally student-centered with his goal being every student achieving success in the math classroom. The many and varied strategies he presents will enable teachers of math to engage their students in learning, understanding, and relating math concepts to the real world. A real treasure.
Nick Rinaldi is not just an educator. He is an educator's educator. Whether his clientèle is high school students, prospective teachers or veteran teachers, his approaches to positive classroom management, student-centered learning environments and support for ALL learners are techniques that EVERY teacher should strive to model in their classroom. The Math Teacher's Toolbox should be required reading in any teacher preparation program and a resource for any math department.
As a teacher-educator with extensive experience in public education, I found Mr. Rinaldi's book to be a practical down- to-earth approach to help new and veteran teachers bring a fresh and interesting perspective to teaching mathematics at all levels. A must read for all who want ways to engage students to be motivated in mathematics.
Nick Rinaldi is a very experienced master teacher who has arranged an extensive collection of student-centered activities that are fun and instructive-for both the teacher and the students! The book is easy to use and inspiring to read. It should not be in every library, but rather in the classroom of every teacher of mathematics.
Nick Rinaldi shares the many strategies he has developed in his lifetime as an extra-ordinary and dedicated math teacher. His strategies are not only effective but supported by the most recent research on teaching and learning. His focus is totally student-centered with his goal being every student achieving success in the math classroom. The many and varied strategies he presents will enable teachers of math to engage their students in learning, understanding, and relating math concepts to the real world. A real treasure.
Nick Rinaldi is not just an educator. He is an educator's educator. Whether his clientèle is high school students, prospective teachers or veteran teachers, his approaches to positive classroom management, student-centered learning environments and support for ALL learners are techniques that EVERY teacher should strive to model in their classroom. The Math Teacher's Toolbox should be required reading in any teacher preparation program and a resource for any math department.
As a teacher-educator with extensive experience in public education, I found Mr. Rinaldi's book to be a practical down- to-earth approach to help new and veteran teachers bring a fresh and interesting perspective to teaching mathematics at all levels. A must read for all who want ways to engage students to be motivated in mathematics.
Nick Rinaldi is a very experienced master teacher who has arranged an extensive collection of student-centered activities that are fun and instructive-for both the teacher and the students! The book is easy to use and inspiring to read. It should not be in every library, but rather in the classroom of every teacher of mathematics.