Class Page for
~ Introduction
~ Connections
~ Famous Fractals: Sierpinski Triangle
Koch Snowflake
~ Pascal's Triangle and the Sierpinski Triangle---related?
~ Ideas/Activities for the Classroom
~ Related websites and books: google.com mathforum.com Peitgen, Jurgens, Saupe, Maletsky, Perciante, Yunker, Fractals for the Classroom DaleSeymour, Visual Patterns in Pascal's Triangle EMAT 6700 Summer 2004 Algebra I Resource for Teachers
~ Related websites and books:
google.com mathforum.com Peitgen, Jurgens, Saupe, Maletsky, Perciante, Yunker, Fractals for the Classroom DaleSeymour, Visual Patterns in Pascal's Triangle
Algebra I Resource for Teachers
This compilation of activities and possible projects intends to serve as a resource for teachers of Algebra I.
I wanted my students to have confidence in their Algebra I skills and knowledge.
I wanted my students to use technology to discover, describe, and display mathematical ideas found in Algebra I.
Though this will continue to be a work in progress, I find it is a great starting point to enhance my teaching.
Possible Uses: Portfolio project built throughout the semester. (hard copy or electronic) Lesson introductions Lab activities-(reinforcement) Extensions End-of-semester review
Part One: Data Find
Part Two: Patterns
Part Three: Generating and Gathering Data
Part Four: Multi-step problems (long term assignments)
Part Five: Problem sets
Part Six: Library Web addresses
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