BRAINBOX - YOUNG MATHEMATICIANS

Students learn:

Curriculum	Learning Activities
SCIENCE	Real world monitoring
TECHNOLOGY	Web Tools
ART	Blended multimedia elements
ENGINEERING	Application of mathematics to the real-world
MATHEMATICS	How to estimate & predict the unknown

Video 1. Dan Finkel - 5 Principles of Extraordinary Math Teaching

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“It is safer to accept any chance that offers itself, and extemporize a procedure to fit it, than to get a good plan matured, and wait for a chance of using it.” - Thomas Hardy

HUH? What's the first question that comes to your mind?

Video 1. Dan Meyer - The Express Lane Is for Suckers, or is It? (Yes, it Is.)

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Video 2. Dan Meyer - Example maths lesson

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Surprises in mind

Many people — in and out of school — find mathematics frustrating, difficult, even impossible. This documentary uncovers a surprise: Mathematical creativity — expressed in art, architecture, and music and valued by industry — is built into the brain and can flourish under the right conditions. A remarkable 12-year study following students from first grade through high school demonstrates the brain's surprising natural abilities for learning math. The study, led by Professor Carolyn Maher of Rutgers University, brought results that are corroborated by new research from leading cognitive psychologists. Discover ways to unlock this natural human gift for mathematics in classrooms, workplaces, and homes.