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For questions about teaching mathematics in secondary education (in most countries approx. ages 10-18).
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What is your workflow for producing high school mathematics test papers?
I used Word for most questions, and for formatting. For graphs (in Algebra I and II) I would insert a grid and then draw on the grid with Word's tools or by hand. I think LaTeX is very promising despi …
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Should I be teaching point-slope formula to high school algebra students?
I have always argued for teaching it.
1) Like others have mentioned it has a concrete connection to the slope formula. This can be a nice teaching moment on deriving formulas.
2) It relates to the s …
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How can we help students learn how to read their textbook?
I had tried a few different strategies in high school with little success.
My first attempt was having the students read the textbook and take notes on what they read in a very prescribed way. At the …
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