I generally like it when I can send people to the source, to the one article that gives interesting information. However, I find that many people will not "click through," so I can either copy the words (reprinting the words in a searchable way) or I can post SCREENSHOTS of a column and get people to look.
Here is the key statement.
Here is my favorite chart
Here is the blog.
Study this chart...
You can go to the blog here
Showing posts with label hal saunders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hal saunders. Show all posts
Friday, June 7, 2013
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Free Ebook about Math: "When are we ever going to use this?" is a great way to reach young people
Why not throw a series of questions and interesting headlines at students (instead of topics of chapters)? Why not ask questions instead of lecturing about division, algebra, slopes and matrices?
Here's a delightful approach: a PDF math book. Why not download it now?

This is from the Hal Saunders book
http://sites.csn.edu/jmatovina/120book_2e.pdf
Here's a delightful approach: a PDF math book. Why not download it now?

This is from the Hal Saunders book
http://sites.csn.edu/jmatovina/120book_2e.pdf
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