Presentation of final unit

scole	Posted 3/19/2006 5:27 PM (#779) Subject: Presentation of final unit
Math Posts: 50 Location: Tates Creek	Hi, all. Considering we are supposed to do a 10-minute presentation of our final unit on March 29th, I figure we ought to start the dialogue about who's going to do what. Since we only have 10 minutes, my thinking is that we just show the highlights ... for instance, the opening video (Kristen), the FLASH game (Ryan), the factoring manipulatives (Marci), Galileo's Ramp (Kelly), and the CPS Review (Shannon). I also included a TI Navigator activity with one of the lessons I created, but it may be more trouble than it's worth to try and set that up. I've already asked Bryson to try and get a TV with DVD player for the video. The FLASH game Ryan could bring on his pen drive. Marci & Kelly would need to bring the materials for their manipulatives demonstration, and I can bring a laptop with the CPS software to demonstrate that. If we think quick previews of all that would take more than 10 minutes, then I figure we can cut Marci's and my parts. Thoughts? These are just some ideas to get the discussion started.
mdailey	Posted 3/20/2006 1:53 PM (#780 - in reply to #779) Subject: RE: Presentation of final unit
Math Posts: 45 Location: Eastside	I think this sounds great. Of course, the flash game and video should be done first. I know that using algebra tiles to factor is not the most impressive thing. It won't hurt my feelings to cut it, if time is short. I'll bring the algebra tiles just in case we decide to use them.
nfeese	Posted 3/21/2006 3:18 PM (#786 - in reply to #780) Subject: RE: Presentation of final unit
Math Location: IAKSS	I would REALLY like for you to demo the algebra tiles, Marci. We need to model this and encourage everyone to use. Would be worth the time even if for only a few minutes. Thanks!!
kllindsey	Posted 3/28/2006 8:52 AM (#804 - in reply to #779) Subject: RE: Presentation of final unit
	I will bring the ramp and other stuff. Plan for a very quick overview of the experiment. Edited by kllindsey 3/28/2006 8:53 AM