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The Rubik’s Cube Math Curriculum

NYC Private Schools Blog | November 22nd 2009

Using games to learn and art to inspire are mandatory factors in classroom lessons and learning about life, but many NYC schools are taking one of the most popular toys of all time and incorporating it into a math curriculum program. A NY Times blo read more

MarvinDreyer

Freelance Writing – How to Fix Your Rate

ITList Information Technology Blog | November 21st 2009 by Marvin

Are you getting paid what you deserve for the writing services you offer to you client? This is a tricky question, and not many people feel confident while answering this question because most of the freelancers do not know if they are well paid, und read more

galoisgirl

Blogging my thesis: Bernstein was super-easy

Math Geek Rock Chick | November 21st 2009 by Anna

Did I say I had trouble understanding Berstein's work? I take that back. I'm reading Boneh now.I'm reading one paper by Boneh. I have started reading it over half a year ago. I still don't really get it.The paper is called "Finding Smooth Integers in read more

kidscanhavefun

School Activities

Kids Can Have Fun | November 20th 2009

Have fun with these Alphabet paw prints. Print the alphabet paw prints and words and place the paw prints around the house, have the kids find the correct letters to match the words. Kids will have... Visit Our KidsCanHaveFun Website for Kids Craf read more

portablepowergener

How Can Magnetic Energy Generator Help Me – Do They Really Work…

portable power generator | November 20th 2009 by Gary M. Muir

Magnetic Energy Generator – Have you ever wished for FREE electricity for your home, business or office? Well, that wish could become reality with a Magnetic Energy Generator. These fantastic DIY generator kits claim to be able to provide comp read more

savatoons

Blind Prophets

Alcoholic Poet | November 20th 2009 by beryl

The pendulum in her eyes. The hours becoming more than a feast. The claws of the kitten. Finding our skin. Fragile cuts answer the ghosts. As we watch the bubble. Time caught. Between then and now. Stale and willing to surrender. To the choices that read more

thwjustin

You Save........

EPICponyz | November 19th 2009 by Justin

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chiibisun

When Math problems are problems.

Color Me Rainbow | November 19th 2009 by nadine camille

In majority, most students especially those in high school hates math, do you agree? Actually, when I was in elementary I didn’t like Math as much as I liked the subject English. But during those days, I never got flunk grades in Math but only once read more

pvegetah

Online Math Help at TutorVista

Pvegetah Workplace Blog | November 19th 2009 by pvegetah

Children nowadays find solving Mathematics hard even the simple problems. They tend to just slack off and play because they also find it not important. But Math is not like that. There are still more things to discover just solving Mathematics. Find read more

clarky

Your Online Homework Helper Tutorvista Dot Com

Craft Money Tree | November 19th 2009 by Clarky Wang

TutorVista is a very well known and professional leading online tutoring company in the world. This company mainly offers paid Online homework help and Free online homework help, in order to help K-12 and college to finish their homework well. By t read more

janeinjava

Learning with Smartboard

1:1 in Practice at Sinarmas World Academy | November 19th 2009 by Jane Ross

Today 5 students from University Pelita Harapan visited SWA to learn about how technology is used in the teaching and learning process. When visiting Grade 4, the Uni students got to learn first hand from the kids how to use the Smartboard for Maths. read more

jhonaville

Math Answers

Inside... Out... | November 19th 2009 by jhona

Do you have a dilemma in solving mathematical problems? I'm sure most people are. Mathematical ability were being used to solve a mathematical problem. But not most of the people has that so called "Mathematical analysis" that can solve a problem read more

MathShark Isn’t Just a Calculator

Chip Chicklets | November 18th 2009

MathSark is a lot more than just a calculator, it works as an electronic flash card system and educational toy. The device comes with quizzes that feature eight different skill levels in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, dec read more

danefindley

Renting Vs. Buying: Do The Math

Los Angeles Real Estate Voice | November 18th 2009 by Dane

Why is it good to buy vs. rent? Let’s give an example: * Average home prices decrease 20% in the next two years. * Interest rate goes up 1% from 2009 to 2011. 1st Scenario: 1. John is renting at $2500 per month. He wants to buy a $600 read more

chycho

Getting rid of google ads: Raising money for organisations that a…

www.chycho.com | November 18th 2009 by chycho

Just thought I would give a little update on what I’m up to right now. As some are aware, what I am planning to do during my sabbatical from this site is to set up two other websites. Both will be related to The Language of Mathematics (see Tabl read more

mama4x

Death by Catalog

Higher Education | November 18th 2009 by Tracy

I was cleaning under the coffee table and guess what I found? Three homeschool-oriented catalogs. So I went into the schoolroom and looked on the shelf, and I found a bunch more. Most of them I have requested, and I've never been inundated by junk ca read more

Jentifa

Butterfly Junction | Multiplication Card Set | Giveaway

The Dirty Shirt | November 17th 2009 by Jennifer

This beautifully designed set of multiplication write ‘n’ wipe cards contains a full table on each card front with a key on the back. Also included is a progress card for tracking finish times. Dry erase markers wipe off with ease. Cont read more

murtlest

Mandelbulb - A 3D version of the Mandelbrot fractal

Inspirationlog | November 17th 2009 by Martin

Mandelbrot is probably the most famous fractal. 20 years ago the mathematician and science-fiction writer Rudy Rucker came up with the idea of a 3D-version of the mandelbrot fractal. At that time the computers had a hard time to even render the simpl read more

montessoriinmars

Beads, Ballet, Bravo, and Boa Constrictor

Montessori in Mars | November 17th 2009 by Mars

Anika, 5, was like giving the performance of her life as she worked on the Thousand Chain. While Anton Rubinstein's Romance in E flat major was on the background and as she moved gracefully and meticulously, it felt like I was watching ballet."Watch read more

montessoriinmars

Bead Stairs with Clay

Montessori in Mars | November 17th 2009 by Mars

I developed this work for Micah who at the time, 1) started everyday with the bead stairs because she thinks it looks like a rainbow, and 2) needed particular attention to her fine motor skills so she can write soon.You will need the Montessori numer read more

savatoons

Nervous Masons

Alcoholic Poet | November 17th 2009 by beryl

Subtle thieves. Play their magic tricks. On naked girls. And the clothes that no longer fit. She catches the bulb. Just before it breaks. Barely escaping the lamp. So much darkness to overcome. So many sidewalks still to pave. As she watches the cars read more

mrskaymedina

Project

Education creates opportunities that Provide Choices in Life | November 17th 2009

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farroutlinks

75+ Fraction-related Activities and Resources

Farr-Out Links to Learning | November 16th 2009 by Jen Farr

My current job entails working with teacher K-12 in a number of school districts across our region. The person I replaced was a real math pro. I often find myself re-teaching myself math concepts that got put on the back burner several years ago (m read more

brogator

Free Bird!!!!!!!

A Dude's Guide dot com | November 16th 2009 by Barry Robert Ozer

by Richard Just last week I got a preview of what it’s going to be like in another seven years. For those of you who don’t know, don’t care (then why are you reading this?) or don’t do math, seven years from now there will be read more

CCCOER

$5M Grant for New Developmental Math Series

Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources | November 16th 2009 by Judy Baker

The Gates Foundation awarded a $5M grant to the Monterey Institute for Technology and Education (MITE) to fund a new developmental math series as an Open Educational Resource. New Developmental Math Series Presented by: Ruth Rominger, Director of Lea read more

craftj2

Word Problems: To punt or not to punt?

ObscureCraft | November 16th 2009

In yesterday's epic and, at least for Patriots' fans, calamitous matchup between the aforementioned Pats and the Indianapolis Colts, Bill Belichick did the stupidest thing ever done by a head coach in the history of the world. At least, that's what I read more

gurucrusher

The Doors for Correlation Code are open one last time!

Forex Correlation Code Info | November 16th 2009 by Coty Schwabe

Well I sure didn’t expect this! But yesterday Jason Fielder himself contacted me and let me know the demand was SO high for Correlation AFTER it closed, they were “strong armed” into hiring 2 additional staff members to keep up with read more

teachpreschool

Introducing patterns to preschoolers

Excellence in Early Childhood Education | November 16th 2009 by Deborah J. Stewart

There are patterns everywhere in the a preschooler's world - the key is helping preschoolers to begin identifying them through fun and engaging activities or opportunities. Why should you introduce patterns? Learning to recognize and create pat read more

manav12

Multiplying Negative and Positive numbers

Math Algebra Word Problems | November 16th 2009 by Manav

According to indices maths ,there are basic 3 rules that we sholud remember ,while we multiply two numbers which are having a positive or a negative sign. The examples are from number theory tutorial. When we have two positive numbers,we multiply t read more