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Becoming a Teacher rewrite: text, images, music, video | Glogster EDU - Interactive multimedia posters

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See the Glog! Becoming a Teacher rewrite: text, images, music, video | Glogster EDU - Interactive multimedia posters

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This is the 'bridge and torch' problem, an example of the wider category of 'river crossing puzzles.' Read about other examples and their history here. Variations of the problem have appeared for decades, each with different numbers and times, but it is possible to work out a formal mathematical solution for any of the values you plug in.

Variations of the puzzle have even been used to test computer programming languages for their usefulness in problem-solving. Can you think of any other reason you may want to challenge yourself with similar puzzles?

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Can you solve the bridge riddle? - Alex Gendler

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Taking that internship in a remote mountain lab might not have been the best idea. Pulling that lever with the skull symbol just to see what it did probably wasn't so smart either. But now is not the time for regrets because you need to get away from these mutant zombies...fast.

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Description: The game, Monopoly, would only be used on the students' free time, but I could see this as a stepping stone for them to learn personal financial literacy.

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Description: There are times when I want to do some math activities that relates to science experiments and have students work in groups to work them out and find the conclusions.

Students are going to be assigned roles during the group activity.
Leader
Timer Keeper
Organizers

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These are the websites that can provide benefits to students in the math concepts. They can even challenge themselves by learning new concepts that are above levels.

The Cool Math, however, are usually math online games that students can go to if they have free time. Though, that can only be allowed if we're in the computer labs or that we have laptops during that time.
Patrick JMT
Cool Math
Algebra Help

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Description: In order to get to know my students, I want to do some kind of activity that brings the students together and share their interests. Here, I decided to create a paper chain activity, where I give students a slip of paper and black markers to write about themselves based on their interests and their goals for their academic years. I might even let the students introduce themselves to the whole class. Some of the introductions may include:
Name:
List of hobbies:
Personal Likes:
Personal Dislikes:
Three things that describe yourself:
Goals for this year:
By the time the students are done, they will form the slip of paper into rings and connect them with the other students' rings to form them into the chains. As soon as the paper chains are finished I will hang them on the walls for the students to see.

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Here, this is where you can ask questions related to what we're learning today or about the assignments we are working on.

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About myself

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response system.pdf

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Description: In this classroom, there is a pocket wall that is filled with math vocabularies and examples. Each vocabulary is based on different concepts, ranging from integers to coordinate planes. This may consider to be useful in the classroom, because there are a lot of readings in math content area, and it is important for students to understand those keywords to solve the problems. This is an eye-opener for me because it made me realized reading and math are tied together in this concept. I might even want to translate some of the math terms to another language, such as Spanish.

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Recently in my observations (both this semester and last semester), I have seen some students either struggling with math or find math boring because they cannot connect with math very well. In this case, I want to create some activities where students can find math learning fun and that they can understand the concepts better. Along with some math related concepts, some of the activities will involve connecting with students by getting to know them and help them form academic goals of their own. Some of these activities will include:

Games

Board Games

Online Games

Paper chain Activity

Kahoot (For online quizzes).

Group Activities

some kind of experiments.