Great idea, don't try to change the world, change one class, see what makes sense for you, analyze what you do, reflect on successes/failures, develop a plan to change those components that weren't as successful and make them more so, IMPORTANTLY get feedback from someone else to help you see the issue from a more global perspective (don't be afraid to be a learner), and then repeat.
Roland O'Daniel's List: Writing to Learn
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Mar 21, 07
Great mind mapping tool that allows small groups to organize their information and have a teacher provide possible feedback on connections/layers/importance.
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Dec 17, 08
I love Google Earth and here is a simple way to create projects about places, create timelines of events, or just have fun remembering a vacation. It's interactive, easy to use, can be educational, what more could you ask for!
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Jan 23, 07
Many good math applets and suggestions for usage in the classroom.
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Sep 11, 07
Simple look at writing in mathematics. Discusses some issues, raises some options, and offers some activities that can be incorporated into the classroom easily. I think it's interesting to note that the article is very practical.
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Stephanie Krajicek
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Though much mathematics instruction focuses on representing ideas with symbols and manipulating those symbols, students still understand mathematics by linking those forms with meaning (Kessler, 1987).
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Writing to learn bookmarks for my writing to learn in mathematics.
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