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Math isn't hard because the concepts are complex. It's hard because traditional education treats it like robotic symbol-shuffling gymnastics. We force people to memorize formulas for years while completely hiding the underlying spatial intuition.
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Çocuğunuza Kurs Parası Ödemeden Verebileceğiniz 50 Ücretsiz Eğitim 1.) scratch.mit.edu → MIT'nin çocuk kodlama platformu 2.) code.org → Sıfırdan kodlama dersleri 3.) blockly.games → Bloklarla kodlama oyunları 4.) codecombat.com → Oyun oynayarak kod yazma 5.) makecode.microsoft.com → Microsoft'un çocuk kodlama aracı 6.) hourofcode.com → Bir saatlik kodlama etkinlikleri 7.) abcya.com → Yaşa göre eğitici oyunlar 8.) starfall.com → Okuma ve harf öğretimi 9.) pbskids.org → Eğitici çizgi film ve oyunlar 10.) sesamestreet.org → Susam Sokağı eğitim arşivi 11.) trtcocuk.net.tr → TRT'nin çocuk içerik arşivi 12.) bilimgenc.tubitak.gov.tr → TÜBİTAK'ın çocuk bilim dergisi 13.) kids.nationalgeographic.com → Doğa ve hayvan içerikleri 14.) si.edu/kids → Smithsonian çocuk kaynakları 15.) kids.britannica.com → Çocuklar için ansiklopedi 16.) dkfindout.com → Görsel bilgi ansiklopedisi 17.) ducksters.com → Ödev ve konu anlatım arşivi 18.) wonderopolis.org → Günün merak sorusu 19.) sciencebuddies.org → Ev deneyi ve proje rehberi 20.) phet.colorado.edu → Fizik ve kimya simülasyonları 21.) spaceplace.nasa.gov → NASA'nın çocuk sayfası 22.) climatekids.nasa.gov → İklim ve dünya bilimi 23.) esa.int/kids → Avrupa Uzay Ajansı çocuk bölümü 24.) exploratorium.edu → Müze deneyleri ve etkinlikler 25.) mysteryscience.com → Hazır fen ders planları 26.) generationgenius.com → Fen konularının videolu anlatımı 27.) nrich.maths.org → Cambridge matematik problemleri 28.) mathplayground.com → Matematik oyunları 29.) bedtimemath.org → Günlük matematik sorusu 30.) splashlearn.com → Sınıf seviyesine göre alıştırma 31.) storylineonline.net → Kitapların sesli okunması 32.) storyweaver.org.in → Çok dilli çocuk kitabı arşivi 33.) childrenslibrary.org → Dünya çocuk kitapları kütüphanesi 34.) freekidsbooks.org → Ücretsiz çocuk kitapları 35.) oxfordowl.co.uk → Seviyeye göre okuma kitapları 36.) unite4literacy.com → Sesli resimli kitaplar 37.) readingbear.org → Okuma öğrenme programı 38.) duolingo.com → Oyunlaştırılmış dil öğrenimi 39.) gus-on-the-go.com → Küçük yaşta dil öğretimi 40.) musictheory.net → Müzik teorisi temelleri 41.) chrome music lab → Müziği deneyerek keşfetme 42.) sketchrx.com → Çizim alıştırmaları 43.) artforkidshub.com → Adım adım çizim dersleri 44.) metkids.org → Met Müzesi çocuk bölümü 45.) tate.org.uk/kids → Tate'in çocuk sanat sayfası 46.) chesskid.com → Çocuklar için satranç 47.) lichess.org → Ücretsiz satranç ve alıştırma 48.) typingclub.com → On parmak klavye öğretimi 49.) legoeducation.com → Ücretsiz ders planları 50.) commonsensemedia.org → İçerik yaşa uygun mu kontrolü Dünyanın en iyi çocuk eğitimi ücretsiz duruyor. Sadece kimse duyurmuyor. Kaydedin, lazım olur.
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MIT's "The Mathematics in Toys and Games" Explores the mathematical strategies behind popular games, toys, and puzzles. Lecture Notes: ocw.mit.edu/courses/es-268-t…
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📘 The new "Deciphering Math Standards," co-published with the @TCPress, helps #mathematics educators translate teacher-facing standards into student-centered learning experiences that prioritize student reasoning and connections over rote alignment. 🔗nctm.link/5fhic
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Active student learning increases student learning. I have created a Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) to help explain active student learning. Give it a try: buff.ly/ycUEWaz #GoogleEdu #EdTech #Teaching #TeacherTech
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Audience Participator creates a Google Form connected to your Google Slides presentation. Send a question from any slide to the form, and responses are automatically pushed back into your slides, making it easy to interact with your audience in real time. workspace.google.com/marketp… #GoogleEDU #GoogleWorkspace
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A Pedagogical Question: The ratio of circles to stars in this picture is "2 to 3." People say that this ratio can also be expressed 2:3 or as 2/3. Umm. Where exactly is the fraction 2/3 in this picture? In what sense, exactly, is a fraction a ratio?
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no more junk maths
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Nope. This is the perfect egg drawing, according to Fritz Hügelschäffer [Egg and Math: Introducing a Universal Formula for Egg Shape - 2021]. B is the maximum breadth (on the Y axis), L is the length (on the X axis), and w is the parameter (here, w= 2.5).
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How to Geometrically Draw a Perfect Egg🥚 by nakkageort
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FREE math book. "Number Theory: In Context and Interactive" by Crisman." "Welcome to Number Theory! This book is an intro to the theory and practice of the integers, especially positive integers.... We focus on connecting it to many areas of math and dynamic, computer-assisted interaction. Let’s explore!" Topics: beginner's intro to the Riemann Hypothesis, modular arithmetic, congruences, and prime numbers. Quadratic reciprocity. Cryptography, geometric connections, arithmetic functions, and basic analytic number theory. Link: math.gordon.edu/ntic/downloa…
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FREE math book. What really is "Discrete Mathematics"? Four main topics of this book: combinatorics (the theory of ways things combine and how to count these ways), sequences, symbolic logic, and graph theory. This new edition starts with logic and proofs, then practices those proofs with graph theory. The second half of the book contains material on counting (with a new "application to probability" section) and sequences. There's also a stronger emphasis on discrete structures, which should make the book more useful for students in Computer Science, while still focusing on understanding mathematical concepts essential for math majors and future math TEACHERS. "Discrete Mathematics: An Open Introduction," by Oscar Levin. Link: discrete.openmathbooks.org/d…
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This 2014 issue of "Mathematics Teacher" is readable here for FREE: archive.org/details/national… Topics: magic squares, tetrahedral numbers, probability & perception, curve fitting, paper folding promoting mathematical thinking, etc. The award-winning Mathematics Teacher focused on improving math instruction for grades 8–14. It provided a forum for sharing activities and teaching strategies, deepening understanding of math ideas, and linking mathematics education research to practice.
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Ideally our students would understand that logarithms are exponents before their own children are learning that logarithms are exponents (this was me). na2.hubs.ly/H03rVFQ0 #MathIsFigureOutAble #MTBoS #ITeachMath #MathEd
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Retrieval practice isn’t about putting students on the spot. Done well, it builds confidence, understanding, and long-term retention. This episode digs into that distinction. @smorrisey @effortfuleduktr @bamradionetwork @SciInTheMaking bamradionetwork.com/track/un… #TEACHers
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Why do we use word problems? Is it because they exist in real life? Not that I can see. Is it because they're the best way to instruct students? Almost certainly no. Or, do we use them because that's the way we've always taught math? robertkaplinsky.com/why-do-w…
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The Mirror and the Map is a film honoring Maryam Mirzakhani’s life, mathematics, and legacy, a powerful reminder that curiosity and discovery is deeply human. Axiom is honored to do our part in supporting the film’s educational mission so this story reaches the next generation.
1/ ANNOUNCING 🎬 MARYAM: The Mirror and the Map, a feature film about Fields Medalist Maryam Mirzakhani (the first woman to win the Fields Medal). After The Man Who Knew Infinity, writer/director Matt Brown, Manjul Bhargava & I are reuniting as associate producers.
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🥳 It's here! The final video in our Five Big Ideas at Secondary series! @LearningMaths explains how careful use of variation helps students notice mathematical structure, think deeply and ask great questions.
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I shared how you can elevate your math instruction by learning more about Problem Strings. Understand what makes them so impactful and how to use them effectively to help all students grow! Link: na2.hubs.ly/H02rky20 #MathIsFigureOutAble #MTBoS #ITeachMath #MathEd
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