Helping with Math
The pre-made worksheets above are categorized by both subject and by grade level. Clicking the links will list these worksheets. The worksheets include arithmetic operations, (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) fractions, decimals, percentages, geometry, place value, integers, and more. Practicing math with the help of these worksheets will be a valuable homework activity. As mentioned above, you will also find many free math worksheet generators here and they will provide limitless questions along with answers. How to use the printable worksheets The worksheets are set up for easy printing.
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Math Worksheets Printable from the Math Salamanders
September 2012
This idea is actually a gem that one of my students thought of a few years ago! One of my classes' favorite YouTube videos was this one... "If You're a Boy" from Harry Kindergarten. Well... my kids were chatty one day and I said "If you're a boy zip your lips." One of my girls said "If you're a boy, a boy, if you're a boy zip your lips!" When my kids get chatty, all I do is start to sing the song! If they're extra loud, I have them do actions that will get the other students attention (e.g. ones that make them move more or make more noise) such as: pat your legs, jump up and down or clap your hands. If there's only one or two students chatting, I usually do more silent action, such as zip your lips, fold your hands. I actually also use this to get my students to clean up at the end of their writing period. How do you get your kids to quiet down!
Free Printable Math Worksheets
Setting Expectations for Online Instructor Performance
A Roadmap to Online Teaching Best Practices As more and more educators enter online teaching, they find themselves having to rethink classroom dynamics. Things as basic as accessing students, responding to questions, and determining how much time to spend teaching all have to be re-examined. If instructors reach their own conclusions about these issues, you’ll have a program that’s inconsistent at best, unmanageable at worst. It’s far better if you establish clear guidelines and expectations that every instructor can follow. One of the most respected voices in distance education will show you how to do so, during a 90 minute online video seminar. In Setting Expectations for Online Instructor Performance, Lawrence C. the frequency with which instructors access courses the response time to student questionsthe instructor’s presence in the online classroomthe amount of time spent actually teaching Here’s a brief clip from the seminar: During the presentation, Dr. Who will benefit?
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Education App Of The Week Review
October 25 - Apps for News: NPR, BBC, and TED By: Dave Yearwood, PhD in App Of The Week OK, I admit it, I am a news junkie, but I am careful about where I get my fix. Read More » September 27 - App Review: Voice Record Pro The average person probably remembers more of what they see than what they hear. Read More » February 22 - App Review: Doceri Combines Screencasting, Desktop Control, and Interactive Whiteboard The Doceri interactive whiteboard and screencast recorder app, like the Splashtop app I reviewed earlier, is useful to anyone wishing to remotely control a projected image from a connected computer, make screen annotations on what is displayed (you can make the annotations on a displayed image or a whiteboard), and send your creation for others to see. Read More » February 8 - ScreenChomp App Review: Recordable Whiteboard Provides Easy Way to Create, Explain and Share ScreenChomp is a free, yet highly intuitive and powerful app that you and your students can quickly master.
