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October 15-November 1, 2003 HELP ARC GROW! SUBMIT YOUR IDEAS The Virginia Algebra Resource Center (ARC) is a web-site designed for Algebra I teachers and students across the Commonwealth. ARC is intended to provide easy access to resources that address Virginia's SOL. Our emphasis is on locating and cataloging web-based information that can be used to enrich and reinforce the curriculum, while also helping to make algebra fun and relevant. Check out the Weekly Highlights each week to see what's new at ARC. If you have questions or comments please contact us , or use the Online Forum to initiate discussion with other algebra teachers across the state. Please pardon our Progress...over the next few weeks VARC will be undergoing some delayed "spring cleaning"...broken links will be found and fixed and new content will begin to be added. Thanks for your patience! About ARC Provide Feedback Site Map Weekly Highlights ... Homework Help This page has been accessed 42,863 times.

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1997 Joint Mathematics Meetings Sessions on Teaching Linear Algebra Back to New Directions in Pedagogy in Other Courses 1997 Joint Mathematics Meetings Following is a selection of presentations from the Joint Mathematics Meetings, 8-11 January 1997, San Diego, CA. MAA Session Innovations in Teaching Linear Algebra Organizers: David C. Lay , University of Maryland lay@math.umd.edu Steven J. Leon , University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth ATLAST Lesson Plans for Visualizing and Discovering Linear Algebra Steven J Leon , University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Using MATLAB to Promote Visualization and Discovery of the Concepts of Span and Subspace Mary E Scherer , University of Redlands David P Nasby , Orange Coast College Jeff W Neslen , Ursinus College Paul R Patten , North Georgia College Marcus J Saegrove , Viterbo College A geometric introduction to the SVD Dan Kalman , The Mathematical Association of America The Magnification Factor, Geometrically David R. Hill , Temple University Singular Value Decomposition as a Last Lecture for Linear Algebra Classes Richard H. Elderkin

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Teaching Today publishes innovative teaching tips on a weekly basis. Written with the busy teacher in mind, each tip is concise, practical and easy to implement in the classroom right away. Topics covered in Teaching Today are classroom management, career development, high stakes testing, instruction and planning, parental involvement, reading in the content areas, using technology in the classroom, and portfolio development. Teaching Today also offers free weekly downloads that correspond to the tips. Our free downloads make implementing the teaching tips even easier. Teaching Today provides educational resources for teachers looking for everyday solutions to the challenges of the classroom. Mathematics Professional Series Parental Involvement Parents teach their children all the time. They teach language to their infants, and they teach their young children not to talk to strangers. They read to their sons and daughters and, in the process, help them learn how to read and write. They even teach their children how to count and use basic arithmetic facts. But as their sons and daughters reach middle school and high school, many parents are not sure how to proceed with mathematics. Many are intimidated by their own perceived weakness in the subject. Yet most parents want to help their sons and daughters succeed in mathematics so that they may acquire the skills necessary to get a good job.

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71. Teaching Algebraic Thinking teachers learn what algebraic concepts to teach and how to teach them. Lessons build on instruction teachers already provide in arithmetic, http://www.mathsolutions.com/mb/content/publications/p_pub_04.html

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74. Algebra Initiative Program Teachers who would like to prepare for teaching algebra in the 8th grade and MTHT 465 Teaching algebra for Understanding Special Section for the CPS http://www.math.uic.edu/~omce/CPS/AlgInit.htm

Summer and Fall Continuing Education and Workshops last update 2005-05-12 Upcoming Courses Fall 2005 Workshop Education Courses for CPS Teachers Endorsement Program MTHT 491: Number Theory Workshops Cryptography Algebra Initiative CPS Algebra Initiative UIC Program Led by Dr. Naomi Fisher The Algebra Initiative of the Chicago Public Schools is a program to prepare CPS teachers in elementary and middle grade schools to teach a rigorous algebra course to qualified 8th grade students. Three universities, DePaul University, the University of Chicago, and the University of Illinois at Chicago, are collaborating with CPS in offering inservice programs in the academic year to CPS teachers. Teachers successfully completing one of the university programs are eligible to take the joint qualifying exam, offered at the conclusion of the programs, to become CPS-qualified to teach algebra in the 8th grade. The Algebra Initiative program at UIC is a two-semester sequence given in the fall and spring semesters of the 2005-06 academic year. Teachers who would like to prepare for teaching algebra in the 8th grade and teachers of lower grades, who are interested in preparing their students to qualify for taking algebra in the 8th grade, are encouraged to participate in the Algebra Initiative. Generous tuition subsidies are available from CSMI. Course Sequence MTHT 465 - Teaching Algebra for Understanding: Special Section for the CPS Algebra Initiative Special Section for CPS Algebra Initiative

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APRIL 2005 The Center for the Future of Teaching and Learning Calls for Summer Institutes for 8th Grade Algebra I Teachers to Strengthen Knowledge and Skills Poor Performance on High Stakes Math Tests a quarter of all students taking the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) failed to pass the mathematics section of the test. CST Algebra I 8th Grade 9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade % Advanced % Proficient % Basic % Below Basic % Far Below Basic Source: CDE Recent research commissioned by the Center and conducted by SRI International found that, on average, schools with the lowest passing rates on the exit exam have far more underprepared teachers than schools with higher pass rates. Students in schools with lower pass rates are three times more likely to be taught by underprepared teachers than students attending schools with the highest passing rates. On average, more than 20% of teachers were underprepared in schools where fewer than two-thirds of the students passed the mathematics portion of the CAHSEE. Sources: CDE, SRI Analysis

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Learning about Algebra tiles: Activities for teachers Algebra tiles provide a useful way to introduce operations on polynomials to students of all ages. The following can be used both as a self guided tour of teaching with algebra tiles, and as a set of activities for use with students. Examples of instructions to students are indented. The remainder of the text is addressed directly to the reader who is assumed to be a teacher. Getting Started attached sheets . The commercial sets are nice and sturdy, but tempt students to negative numbers too quickly and cost too much to give away a set to every kid. The sheets are not as sturdy, but can be made available to kids to take home and delay the idea of negatives until the teacher is ready to cope with it. You may also have a commercial set with other colours for a second variable, and some more squarish rectangles. Hide them for the moment. The third sheet in the cutout set provided fulfills the same functions, so ignore it for the moment, too. Naming I call the small squares "nameless ones." This captures two important ideas: They aren't named when we talk about polynomials, and their value is 1. The reason for the name isn't something you'd tell kids on the first day, but having reasonable names for things makes the going easier later on.

80. NAESP : Teaching Algebra At The Middle Level National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Navigating through algebra in PrekindergartenGrade 2. Reston, Va. NCTM, 2001a. National Council of Teachers http://www.naesp.org/ContentLoad.do?contentId=548

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