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- 2. Since Math is a requirement for all students in grades 6-8, it makes sense to meet the needs of all students. As a way to meet the needs of all students, web 2.0 tools can help teachers and students
- 3. Digital Tools ranging online to tablets Tools that create or support a virtual learning environment. Tools that support communication and cultivate relationships. Resources to support teaching and learning. Tools enabling students to showcase work and take pride in their learning.
- 4. Open lines of communication Provide collaboration opportunities Enhance the learning experience Showcase students’ work Differentiate & Meet all students’ needs Motivate students and teachers Make learning EASY!!!
- 9. MathGoodies: a free math forum that provides interactive lessons, worksheets, and homework help HoodaMath: assists students with problem solving skills through interactive games National Library of Virtual Manipulatives: allows students to practice order of operations, algebraic expressions, geometry, and more with “virtually” changing manipulates Crickweb: online math resources, review games, and math concepts for grades K-8. Great resource for students that struggle or need reinforcement of earlier grade level concepts
- 10. Algebasics: a tutorial website that can help reinforce concepts taught in class or help learn basic on an individual basis. AdaptedMind: a website that is used to teach math concepts, provide practice and includes review games
- 11. Archimy: helps draw graphs with inputted data Calc3D: Allows you to input data and can be used to show vectors, quadrants, coordinates, and much more (great graphing practice!) Phet : a math and science website that can be used to manipulate data Createagraph: a great site that teaches types of graphs and what type of graph is appropriate for particular data ChartGizmo: online database for created graphs (great place to store graphs you want to keep!)
- 12. MathVids : online videos that help reinforce math concepts VoiceThread : a great tool to use communicate math concepts with pictures and words Crickweb: online math resources, review games, and math concepts for grades K-8. Great resource for students that struggle or need reinforcement of earlier grade level concepts
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