Math Teaching Supplies
We have all had questions on Math Teaching Supplies before. Below are the top questions posed by visitors just like you to our. We hope our answers located below will help you solve your teaching problems today. Feel free to ask another question, or even comment on what has been written.
There has been a lot of debate recently regarding Math Teaching Supplies, and it is therefore critical for you, the reader, to grab all of the information that is out there on the vast topic of teaching. Your teaching can have a huge impact on your future, so don’t procrastinate any longer. Read up on Math Teaching Supplies today!
Sherry Said:
We'd like to manufacture and sell Montesorri Teaching supplies. Are they copyrighted? Should I get permission?We Answered:
They're not copyrighted. Make sure you make them quality, though and provide good customer service. Word of mouth will be your best, or worst, advertisement.Ivan Said:
Majoring in Math: Do I have a shot?We Answered:
If you enjoy math and have done well in "introductory classes" (i.e. the ones you listed), you should definitely keep the major. As you may know, there are many different proof methods, and some are a lot easier--- and indeed more algorithmic--- than others. My first encounter with proofs was in number theory (first proof by induction then contradiction and so on), and I took it in my sophomore year. Frankly, I wouldn't be too concerned with your lack of experience in proofs. Working at it until you understand is key.I don't know your schedule nor your university's, but I tend to limit myself to two math courses a semester. I would recommend looking at your degree requirements and match that with the time-line in which you want to complete your B.S.
Finally, a note on the difficulty of analysis. An anecdote given by one of my professors is that there are largely two types of mathematicians: analysts and algebraists. Many in either specialty may or may not be very apt with the other specialty. That is, a Ph.D. with a focus in analysis may leave the doctor at a similar level to advanced undergraduates in certain areas. What I am getting at here is that some topics in math are easier or more difficult for each person, and undergraduate university is largely your time to figure out your interests.
Keep going in math if it is what you enjoy. You will find things you enjoy, contrary to their supposed difficulty, will not be difficult once you become intimate with them. I know some pretty average-IQ math majors who do quite well.
Tyrone Said:
Oh my...my class is gonna fail gr.11 math thanks to my teacher...any advice?We Answered:
Ask questions - ask LOTS of questions. Get others in class to do the same. Education is a 2 way street - she's there to teach, but you are there to learn, too. And that means that you have to take some responsibility for the process. If you don't understand something, get your arm in the air and ask about it. And get your friends to chime in, too.If that doesn't work, then it's time to talk to the principal. And take everyone in the class with you. If you're not exaggerating, they'll need to do something about it, especially if this dings the school on the standardized tests.
But do your part first. If you and the smart guy and the girl by the window and the stoner can show the principal that you tried asking lots and lots and lots of questions, and you still aren't getting it, then you stand a better chance of something being done.
Well - maybe not for the stoner.
Lee Said:
Volunteering abroad costs?We Answered:
You ask a wonderful simple question. My wife and I volunteered in West Virginia last July and the person in charge said it would cost $75 a person. I really recoiled because I said, I'm staying in my own camper, bringing my own tools and eating my own food if I don't have anything else. But then I see what you Said in the first line, Why is it so Expensive. Here's my reason, I don't think these people know who is coming, will they work, will they be an asset, will they want to go to town all the time and have fun. I think the organizations just don't want to take the chance and so they charge an exorbitant fee.Sadly you can't afford to volunteer in some places.
Salvador Said:
i wanna become a math expert, suggestions please?We Answered:
You are working out so many options that are just mathematical I just think that you might be the one to invent such a tablet and let me know when you do.Melanie Said:
What kind of math skills are required for being an Electrician?We Answered:
id say alot of algebra and some trig maybe some geometry but i dont see a reason for calculus or anything too ridiculous