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Various activities that check the correction of student work

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This activities suggest some examples of card sorting tasks.

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Statistics & Quantitative Literacy collection

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Statistics & Quantitative Literacy collection

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https://sites.google.com/view/arthurmaths/home?authuser=0

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Tasks for Content and Language Integrated Learning

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The activities in this collection are designed for Calculus students, and are especially useful in distance learning settings.

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Our friends Tom Button and Natalie Vernon from MEI have selected these activities in accordance with AS/A level requirements (Pure) for England. If you are looking for other activities for the English curriculum, check out this collection.

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This set of tasks is created to demonstrate some use of computation layer.

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This is a set of examples used in a workshop for beginning teacher users. Please come to this online video playlist to access the demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7DR_dWbF3V5ycVuKVpRWkFnjTezRloYA

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developing tasks based on MC questions more from my note

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Collection of all the activities that include challenge creators that are free to all

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This activity is adapted from another one by adding notes for teachers and spaces to collect teachers' views. You may find the original version of CL samples for students in this link: https://teacher.desmos.com/activitybuilder/custom/605213fe0c930b3451194359 There is a demo video about making these tasks using CL: https://youtu.be/LVPigzlsHM8

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Oct 6, 2021 (introduction to Desmos activity)

main recording (due to technical problem, this demo was poorly run)

try the sample tasks (more examples in this collection)

additional clips about making some tasks

various graphing tasks

card sort tasks

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Oct 19, 2021 (Further examples in Desmos activity)

We tried some tasks with more advanced setup using computation layer (CL).

main recording

sample activity in this session

additional clips about making the tasks

using computation layer (CL)

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Nov 3, 2021 (Unit Circle & Trigonometry)

We studied some examples in GeoGebra and Desmos related to trigonometry and unit circle.

I recommend the teaching strategy explained by W.W. Sawyer.

main recording

see the GeoGebra tasks involved (a section about Unit Circle in a GeoGebraBook of Trigonometry)

some Desmos activities with similar pedagogical design:

Unit Circle Trig (part 1 and part 2)

some questions based on DSE paper 2

another interesting example of circular stitching in Desmos

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Percentage Change introduction

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Modelling addition and subtraction of directed numbers as collection of tiles

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modelling addition and subtraction of positive and negative numbers

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This is a card sort task based on a task and materials from the Shell Centre, Nottingham University.

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This is an example of balance scale puzzle made in Polypad. There is a link to more info about building this kind of puzzles and planning a lesson. (more from this page)

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Virtual manipulatives, dynamic geometry, graph plotting, data science and more: explore the ultimate mathematical playground!

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Desmos activity: create patterns with graphs

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Desmos activity: parallel lines and angles

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link to activity: Isosceles Triangles

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Desmos activity: ratio of lengths and areas

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Try various tasks made in a Desmos activity.

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selected pages for reference

guiding principles

building great activities

reflections on distance learning

stronger and clearer

orchestrate productive discussions

launch a lesson

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Do you have any favourite Desmos activities? Feel free to share below.

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In this proportional reasoning activity, students explore the relationship between circle area, sector area, and sector angle. The final screens provide an opportunity for students to experience the power of algebraic expressions.