La “nuova matematica” nella Scuola Primaria – Le esperienze e i progetti di alcuni maestri eccellenti – BRICKS Abbiamo chiesto a quattro insegnanti eccellenti di commentare come la matematica viene insegnata oggi in Italia ai bambini delle Primarie, e come invece nuovi approcci educativi – anche al di là della tecnologia – possono trasformare l’insegnamento, l’apprendimento ed il gusto per una materia che dovrebbe essere alla base di una cittadinanza consapevole ed attiva. Si tratta di quattro insegnanti particolarmente apprezzati dalla Fondazione intitolata ad Enrica Amiotti (1885-1961), maestra elementare per 47 anni, che dal 1970 è attiva per identificare e premiare le eccellenze didattiche nella Scuola Primaria. Dal 2012 la Fondazione Amiotti ha posto la sua attenzione sulla didattica supportata dalle tecnologie e dai contenuti digitali, con particolare riferimento all’insegnamento della matematica, delle scienze e della lingua inglese, ed ha lanciato con AICA e l’Accademia A. Olivetti l’iniziativa PADDI (Patente per la didattica digitale). Amiotti – Volete presentarvi?
DigitalStorytelling “I know only one thing about the technologies that awaits us in the future:We will find ways to tell stories with them.” Jason Ohlar Presentation brought to you by American TESOL! Check out their other video presentations! Slideshow of the Presentation Download the Hand-Outs from the Presentation! *Elements of the Story- Hand-out by Kevin Hodgson *Character Development- Hand-out by Kevin Hodgson *Storyboarding- Hand-out by Kevin Hodgson *Storyboarding- Hand-out by Bernajean Porter Videos Featured in the Presentation *A Short Love Story in Stop Motion by Carlos Lascano A SHORT LOVE STORY IN STOP MOTION from Carlos Lascano on Vimeo. *How A Short Love Story was Created *Chiarastella- Stop Motion Film by Raffaella Traniello's class Chiarastella from Raffaella Traniello on Vimeo. *How Chiarastella was Created *How to create stopmotion claymation films using PowerPoint by Maryna Badenhorst. Featured Tools/ Websites from the Presentation! *Creaza - Create comics, make movies, edit audio, and more! *Storybird
12 Good iPad Math Apps for Middle School Students June 10, 2017 For those of you teaching math in middle school, here are some very good iPad apps you may want to consider using with your students. This is a collection of some popular apps we curated from iTunes Apps Store that provides mathematical practice in areas such as calculus, algebra, geometry, statistics and many more. You may want to go through them and see which ones work for your class. 1- Middle School Math HD ‘Stretching the full gamut of a well-rounded mathematics curriculum, the eight modules in Middle School Math HD truly push the boundaries of interactive learning. 2- Quick Maths ‘Kids and adults can’t put it down! 3- MathBoard ‘MathBoard now supports iCloud Syncing, along with a host of other newer technologies, like Text to Speech as well as Speech Input, the Apple Pencil, Slide Over and Split Views and more.’ 4- Math Bingo ‘The object of Math Bingo is to get a pattern of five Bingo Bugs in a row by correctly answering math problems.
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Storia della matematica Upload BrainTube221B Loading... Working... ► Play all Storia della matematica BrainTube221B24 videos77,921 viewsLast updated on Jun 26, 2014 Play all Sign in to YouTube Sign in History Sign in to add this to Watch Later Add to Loading playlists... OER Commons Classroom Resource Search Results This site was created for first grade students (and their teachers) and truly has something for every classroom. The site offers links to activities in math, science, social studies, language arts, creative arts, and a reference library. Some of the subject areas only offer one or two activities, while others offer countless topics (see math and language arts - wow)! The topics vary greatly and include a poem creator, letter blends, alphabet, shapes, short and tall, matching words with numbers, place value, number recognition, number sentences, money, time, the sea, animal habitats, maps, signs, U.S. presidents, flags of the world, continents, and more! This site does have some advertisements, but they are not distractive. tag(s): habitats (64), money (167), place value (47), poetry (209), presidents (111), time (124) In the Classroom Visit the Language Arts or Math pages to get an idea of the multitude of interactives and lessons available at this site.
Music Education with AudioCubes - STEM School Posted: Sunday, July 01, 2012 Celine from Percussa AudioCubes, a reader of the STEM School Blog, recently brought the phenomena of AudioCubes to my attention. An AudioCube is a wireless smart block capable of sensing your fingers, hands as well as detecting each other's position and orientation. "They have built in colour lighting, and communicate with your computer, telling music software where they are. The music software can then play back different sound files as well as compose music semi-automatically depending on the location of the blocks." Dr. Check out the video, and listen to what teachers and parents are saying about the STEM Magnet Lab School.