Linear Equations & Lines

Ablon, Leon

Key Curriculum

Most of us can tell the difference between a reef knot and a granny, but can we tell when a knot is not a knot at all, but an unknot. Through a series of interesting puzzles, Heather McLeay leads us gently into an understanding of the theory of knots.Many of them can be solved by looking and thinking, but for others, having a length of real string or rope to hand would be a great help. In all, this is a colorful and original book, offering a delightful introduction to knot theory. It is one which will appeal to anyone with a liking for puzzles and an interest in curious ideas of a mathematical nature.

The Knots Puzzle Book

Science & Math

McLeay, Heather

Mathematics

The Write Tool to Teach Algebra

Gray, Virginia

Student activities reproducible for individual classroom use

Probability Activities for Problem Solving & Skills Reinforcement

Business & Money

Robert Lovell

Management & Leadership

Problem Solving Strategies Crossing the River with Dogs and Other Mathematical Adventures Why Teach a Course in Problem Solving? The NCTM Principles andStandards state that problem solving should be integrated throughout all courses and grade levels. For example, guess-and-check is a natural strategy to apply in algebra. Advanced math students often use finite differences to study functions and sequences. And drawing a diagram and using physical representations are commonly employed strategies in many contexts. However, many students never encounter valuable strategies such as matrix logic or unit analysis. And in content-crowded math classes, few students get the concentrated practice or time necessary to fully develop their problem-solving skills. By taking a semester course in problem solving, students can master a multitude of strategies while developing confidence in their problem-solving abilities. Your students will be better prepared to meet the challenges of school and life by taking this course.

Problem Solving Strategies: Crossing the River with Dogs and Other Mathematical Adventures

Johnson, Ken

Herr, Ted

More Thought Provokers

Rohrer, Doug

Written by Michael Serra, the best selling author of Discovering Geometry, Patty Paper Geometry contains 12 chapters of guided and open investigations. Open investigations encourage students to explore their own methods of discovery, and guided investigations provide more direction to students. Use Patty Paper Geometry as a supplement to your geometry program or even as a major course of study. Author: Michael Serra, Pages: 262, paperback, Publisher: Playing It Smart, ISBN: 978-1559530723

Patty Paper Geometry

Serra, Michael

Dissection, matchstick, domino, construction, string, number, and positioning puzzles as well as mazes, magic squares and cubes, and other challenges are supplemented by cartoons, engravings, and a discussion of the cultural and historical background of each puzzle type

Creative Puzzles of the World

Botermans, Jack

Van Delft, Pieter

Unit of Interactive Mathematics Program takes 4 weeks and challenges students in linear programming to create a profitable cookie manufacturing company process.

Baker's Choice: A Taste of the Interactive Mathematics Program

DAN FENDEL

Diane Resek

Book by Jerald Murdock, Ellen Kamischke, Eric Kamischke

Advanced Algebra Through Data Exploration: A Graphing Calculator Approach, Teacher's Guide and Answer Key

Eric Kamischke

Ellen Kamischke

Jerald Murdock

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