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Resources for teaching mathematics, 11-14 /
This resource contains 50 ready-to-use mathematics lesson plans suitable for the whole department to use with learners aged 11-14. Each plan consists of a teacher's sheet which breaks down the lesson into time-allocated sections from starter through to homework, together with a photocopiable (o...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London ; New York :
Continuum,
[2011]
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| Colección: | Resources for teaching series.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction
- 1. Amazing Ways: Counting the numbers of routes through a word maze
- 2. Dividing Cakes: Partitioning fractions in different ways
- 3. Draw a Picture: Drawing pictures using mathematical graphs
- 4. Ever-Increasing Circles: Approximating the area of a circle by counting dots
- 5. Factor Trees: Exploring patterns in prime factor trees
- 6. Fiddling Averages: Investigating how averages can be manipulated
- 7. Folding: Finding connections relating to flat folds
- 8. Four Numbers: Generating and solving linear equations
- 9. Four Weights: Making as many values as possible from four numbers
- 10. Four-Star Hotels: Deducing the contents of a grid from the sums of columns and rows
- 11. Fuel: Maximizing the amount of fuel that can be transferred across a desert
- 12. Have a Megaday!: Converting time units and using standard prefixes
- 13. How Far?: Devising a statistical experiment
- 14. Infinity: Exploring a converging sequence
- 15. Investigating Mirrors: Finding out what happens when you reflect more than once
- 16. Journey Through a Word: Using bearings and distance to describe a route
- 17. Ladders: Solving simultaneous equations and drawing straight-line graphs
- 18. Make Twenty-Four: Using priority of operations to construct calculations
- 19. Meeting Up: Finding out how straight lines relate to their equations
- 20. Mystery Messages: Using frequency analysis to crack a substitution code
- 21. Newspaper Pages: Investigating the pagination of newspapers and books
- 22. One Cut: Categorizing the outcomes from one fold and one cut of a square
- 23. Palindromic Numbers: Solving problems relating to palindromic numbers
- 24. Percentage Puzzles: Practising mental percentage calculations
- 25. Pizza Slices: Finding the areas and perimeters of circular sectors
- 26. Rectilinear Shapes: Exploring angles and line segments in rectilinear shapes
- 27. Regular Polygons: Understanding necessary and sufficient conditions in geometry
- 28. Seven Divided by Three: Partitioning integers and finding patterns
- 29. Shape Riddles: Understanding inclusive definitions
- 30. Shapes Within Shapes: Relating numerical sequences to geometrical properties
- 31. Sharing Camels: Using fractions to solve a remainder problem
- 32. Simultaneous Investigation: Finding simultaneous equations with integer solutions
- 33. Sinusoids: Examining the sine and cosine graphs
- 34. Squares and Remainders: Exploring the divisibility properties of square numbers
- 35. Squares and Roots: Finding out how square numbers and surds behave
- 36. Star Polygons: Calculating angles in star polygons and drawing them
- 37. Street Race: Using travel graphs to solve problems
- 38. Symmetrical Possibilities: Finding examples of shapes with specified symmetries
- 39. Take a Breath: Estimating and calculating using large numbers
- 40. The Playground Problem: Solving a practical minimization problem
- 41. The Tailor's Rule of Thumb: Testing statistical hypotheses relating to body proportions
- 42. The Totient Function: Investigating patterns in reducible fractions
- 43. Three Consecutive Numbers: Using algebra to prove relationships
- 44. Transforming Graphs: Carrying out transformations on straight-line graphs
- 45. Transport Problems: Solving complicated problems in the best possible way
- 46. Trapped Squares: Exploring patterns relating to straight-line graphs
- 47. Travel Arrangements: Making and interpreting travel graphs
- 48. Triangle Angles: Using simple trigonometry to solve not-so-simple triangles
- 49. Vanishing Lines: Explaining an optical illusion using gradient
- 50. Water: Calculating volumes and lengths and finding connections
- Other Resources
- Index