http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdtLELVhEQg
Here are some tips
If you are a lecturer, here is a check list
Eric Mazur's technique is shown below |
Let the students play roles Role-play can help students clarify a situation. |
Students present a topic using physical items |
how are these captured chickhens related to typical students? |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdtLELVhEQg
How to make MATH CLASS interesting...
Friday, November 16, 2012
10 Ways To Make Your Math Class More Fun
1) Mini Lessons:
Divide the total number of minutes you are in class by 5; this is how many lessons you should aim for. Thus, a 60 minute class should have approximately 12 lessons. with you in the middle. Show them how ½ a circle is different from 1/3, ¼, or 1/5 by standing in the middle and extending two tape measures
2) Get Them Out Of Their Seat:Sitting for an hour straight is hard
3) Art:
Using art is a great way to illustrate word-problems.
4) Legos:
Using just a few Lego pieces will allow you to teach almost any concept.
Divide the total number of minutes you are in class by 5; this is how many lessons you should aim for. Thus, a 60 minute class should have approximately 12 lessons. with you in the middle. Show them how ½ a circle is different from 1/3, ¼, or 1/5 by standing in the middle and extending two tape measures
2) Get Them Out Of Their Seat:Sitting for an hour straight is hard
3) Art:
Using art is a great way to illustrate word-problems.
4) Legos:
Using just a few Lego pieces will allow you to teach almost any concept.
5) Posters:
Got some boring definitions you need your students to learn? Have them create a poster.
6) Group Work:
Group work can be a great learning tool.
7) Less Problems & More Mastery:
Two awesomely thought-out problems are worth more than an entire worksheet of drill.
8) Homework Should Be Short and Sweet:
I hate the idea of homework. I hate the idea of taking time away from family and friends to do busy work.
9) Use Math Stories, Math Trivia or Riddles
Got some boring definitions you need your students to learn? Have them create a poster.
6) Group Work:
Group work can be a great learning tool.
7) Less Problems & More Mastery:
Two awesomely thought-out problems are worth more than an entire worksheet of drill.
8) Homework Should Be Short and Sweet:
I hate the idea of homework. I hate the idea of taking time away from family and friends to do busy work.
9) Use Math Stories, Math Trivia or Riddles
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