Monthly Archives: January 2011
Technology Trial and Error with GeoGebra
Yesterday, three days into a segment on systems of linear inequalities, my plan to help more of my Algebra 1 class understand the topic, and its prerequisites: graphing lines and linear inequalities, flopped in a most surprising way. Most students … Continue reading
“Highly Qualified” Interns – a Mendacious Misnomer
I posted the following “comment” after reading Beverly Young’s guest commentary on John Festerwald’s Thoughts on Education (TOP-Ed) blog site. Ms. Young responded to another posting on TOP-Ed titled, “Alternate Route, Same Destination,” by Catherine Kearney. Her posting supported Congress’s recent decision to … Continue reading
2010 in Review (kinda, sort of…)
Honestly, the WordPress.com stats helper monkeys forced me to make this post… …well, forced is a bit of a stretch…hinted at might be closer to the truth… They did say they mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and provided a … Continue reading