Flightplans for Learning: Differentiation & Deep Thinking with Technology - The Diigo Meta page

• 03 Sep 09
  

  jason mammano

  smart

• 30 Aug 09
  

  amie braganza

  New Technology Webistes

• 03 Jun 09
  

  Kylie Busboom
• 20 Mar 09
  

  Bonnie Dilling

  math elementarymath

• 19 Oct 08
  

  Emily Vickery

  math differentiated learning smartboards

  • When you think of an airplane, you may get a particular image in your mind. However there are many different kinds of airplanes. Since the introduction of Math Blasters over 20 years ago, many teachers still associate the computer with drill and practice. However there are many ways to use technology in mathematics instruction. The key is flexible thinking. Each child learns differently. Some will be successful with manipulatives, while others find computer tools, photographs, or real-world data engaging.
• 22 Sep 08
  

  Suzanne Bazak

  great smartbaord math

• 19 Jul 08
  

  Amie Thomas

  math

• 21 May 08
  

  Christine Tomasino

  Virtual Tools and Manipulatives

• 20 May 08
  

  Gaston Digital

  Interactive math websites

  smartboard elementary interactive_content

• 28 Mar 08
  

  Katie Morrow

  math

• 12 Jan 08
  

  Tina Coffey

  games math smartboard

• 08 Jan 08
  

  Karen Soohy

  math elementarymath

• 06 May 07
  

  Alisa Wynn

  L595

  • Math, Technology, & Differentiation
    When you think of an airplane, you may get a particular image in your mind. However there are many different kinds of airplanes. Since the introduction of Math Blasters over 20 years ago, many teachers still associate the computer with drill and practice. However there are many ways to use technology in mathematics instruction. The key is flexible thinking. Each child learns differently. Some will be successful with manipulatives, while others find computer tools, photographs, or real-world data engaging.
    
    Let's explore three ways to think about math and technology:
    
    Math Practice
    Math Tools
    Real-world Math
  • Math, Technology, & Differentiation
    When you think of an airplane, you may get a particular image in your mind. However there are many different kinds of airplanes. Since the introduction of Math Blasters over 20 years ago, many teachers still associate the computer with drill and practice. However there are many ways to use technology in mathematics instruction. The key is flexible thinking. Each child learns differently. Some will be successful with manipulatives, while others find computer tools, photographs, or real-world data engaging.
    
    Let's explore three ways to think about math and technology:
    
    Math Practice
    Math Tools
    Real-world Math
• 20 Sep 06
  

  Jamie Sonneville

  ed edtech lessons resources smartboard

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