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Kinzer, Cathy Jeanne; Virag, Lisa; Morales, Sara – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2011
How can a teacher use the practice of reflection to create rich mathematical learning environments that are engaging to students? In such environments, one can hear and see a seamless integration of Problem Solving, Reasoning and Proof, Communication, making mathematical Connections, and Representation (the NCTM Process Standards) through Number…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Teaching Methods, Reflection, Classroom Environment
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Hall, Shaun – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2009
A simple circuit is created by the continuous flow of electricity through conductors (copper wires) from a source of electrical energy (batteries). "Completing a circuit" means that electricity flows from the energy source through the circuit and, in the case described in this month's problem, causes the light bulb tolight up. The presence of…
Descriptors: Problem Solving, Probability, Light, Energy
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Beck, Shari A.; Huse, Vanessa E. – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2007
This article, which describes integrating virtual manipulatives with the teaching of probability at the elementary level, puts a "virtual spin" on the teaching of probability to provide more opportunities for students to experience successful learning. The traditional use of concrete manipulatives is enhanced with virtual coins and spinners from…
Descriptors: Educational Opportunities, Probability, Experiments, Manipulative Materials