Tuesday, 27 January 2015

Day 4 - Tuesday, January 27




NASTY VERSION - you can decide to keep the number or have your opponent put it in a particular cell. Can further adapt by having an option for one discard. 

Games can provide opportunities for students to use strategy.  LOW THRESHOLD, HIGH CEILING TASK - easy access utmost of potential.  

Http://you cubed.stanford.edu/tasks/. Has examples of these particular tasks.

What are the characteristics of a mathematically literate student?

How can students develop problem posing strategies?

Ever Wonder What they Motice?  By Annie Fetter (Google search)


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