In case it’s difficult to follow the events in “real time” … The Calculus Tweetwars: Act 2...
Maria Andersen
Dr. Maria Andersen has spent most of her career teaching, writing curriculum, and developing digital products for learning. Recently she returned to the classroom, having new teaching adventures in K-12 middle and high school.
Installment #1 The Calculus Tweetwars: Act 1 from Maria Andersen
I wanted to wait until I was SURE that this was going to happen before I mentioned...
As adults, we learn in many different ways. If you’re a teacher or an instructor, how many...
Thanks to Diane, Gary, and Tom … who also contributed ideas to this classroom redesign project idea....
In this post we liken finding the prime number factorization to the nucleotides that make up a...
Do you ever get the feeling that you’re not making any real progress with your students? Sure,...
This post discusses how instructors' beliefs about educational practice are influenced by their self-experience, which is formed...
This is a tutorial for making the "trail of dots" in a table of contents in Microsoft...
The Fall 2009 Calculus class at Muskegon Community College was tasked (by me) with learning how to...
The Sputnik Observatory, is dedicated to providing a venue for viewing and sharing ideas and philosophies of...
Last week I prepared a new presentation for the MichMATYC conference based partially on the literature review...