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Mathematics Teacher focuses on classroom activities and strategies for grades 8-14, deepening mathematical understanding, and linking research to practice.

 

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BLACK HISTORY MONTH

Take the opportunity to educate yourself this month about integrating culture and catering to diversity.

Tips include suggestions to educate yourself by picking up an engaging book, organizing or taking part in related professional development opportunities, getting to really know your students, or trying out some of Benjamin Banneker’s mathematical puzzles.

 

book What does NCTM say about High School Standards?

Access the 9-12 Math Standards here.

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An Agenda for Action
Recommendations for School Mathematics of the 1980s.

The historic document that started the standards movement

MT April 08 HL

THOUSANDS of Problems

Member access to problem archive of countless problems sorted by topic.

MT Dec Highlight

Activities for Students

Hands-on activities focused on conceptual understanding.

INCLUDES STUDENT ACTIVITY SHEETS!

 

New Teacher Highlights

Empowering the Beginning TeacherBeginning your journey as a mathematics teacher? This volume has been created to help you reach your full potential as a mathematics educator. Resources cover professional growth, curriculum and instruction, classroom-level assessment, classroom management and organization, equity, and school and community.
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Weekly Problem


The World Series is a series of games that continues until one team has won four games. The Braves and the Yankees are playing. Each team has a 1/2 probability of winning each game. Given that exactly six games are played, what is the probability that the Braves win the World Series?

Solution:
1/2.

Since both teams are equally likely to win each game, they are equally likely to win in six games. Therefore, given that the Series has six games, the Braves have a probability of 1/2 of winning the Series.

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