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Brandt, Keith – International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, 2017
I propose that students pay more attention to the approximations that lead to integral formulas when they study applications of the definite integral. The goal is to focus students on the underlying concepts and the definition of the definite integral--and to steer them away from memorizing formulas. To address this goal, I have written some…
Descriptors: Concept Teaching, Mathematical Formulas, Mathematical Applications, Mathematics Activities
Osler, James Edward, II – Journal of Educational Technology, 2018
This monograph provides in-depth mathematical logic as the foundational rationale for the novel and innovative online instructional methodology called the 4A Metric Algorithm. The 4A Metric has been designed to address and meet the meta-competency-based education challenges faced by 21st century students who must now adapt to and learn in a…
Descriptors: Geometric Concepts, Geometry, Mathematics Instruction, Electronic Learning
Freiman, Viktor; Manuel, Dominic; Lirette-Pitre, Nicole – Understanding Our Gifted, 2007
Challenging problems can make mathematics more attractive to all learners, including the gifted. Application problems that one still finds in regular textbooks often can be resolved by applying a single mathematical concept, operation, or formula. These problems do not require a higher order of thinking. They are, therefore, less cognitively and…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Preservice Teachers, Academically Gifted, Textbooks

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