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Peer reviewedMcIntosh, Margaret E.; Draper, Roni Jo – Mathematics Teacher, 2001
Offers some tips to help make learning logs an integral part of mathematics instruction. Includes examples of learning logs. (KHR)
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Educational Change, Learning Strategies, Mathematics Activities
Peer reviewedSeddon, Thomas E. – Mathematics Teacher, 1990
Strategies for teaching general mathematics effectively are discussed. Stressed are the use of calculators for arithmetic, individualized instruction, and teaching mathematics in context. Applications to vocational education are described. (CW)
Descriptors: Arithmetic, Context Effect, Learning Strategies, Mathematical Applications
Peer reviewedTuttle, Jerome E. – Mathematics Teacher, 1990
Discussed are some applications of mathematics involved in actuarial science which may be taught in high school mathematics classes. Described are the importance of approximate solutions, multiple answers, and selling the solution to a problem. (CW)
Descriptors: Creative Thinking, Learning Strategies, Mathematical Applications, Mathematics Curriculum
Peer reviewedKerekes, Vera – Mathematics Teacher, 1990
Described is an approach to teaching algebra in a meaningful context by using problem solving to motivate students and increase their retention. Examples of this approach are given. (CW)
Descriptors: Algebra, Creative Thinking, Learning Strategies, Mathematical Applications
Peer reviewedArtzt, Alice F.; Newman, Claire M. – Mathematics Teacher, 1990
Reviewed are the basic principles of cooperative learning including a rationale for its use and the formation of cooperative learning groups in the classroom. Examples of the application of this teaching method to mathematics teaching are discussed. (CW)
Descriptors: Activity Units, Cooperative Learning, Educational Environment, Elementary School Mathematics
