This presentation introduces trigonometry through circular motion. Rather than treating topics like right triangle trigonometry, vectors, polar coordinates, arc length, and parametric equations separately, these concepts can be presented in an interconnected introduction.
Explore how Hawkes Learning transforms the educational experience through its robust, feedback-driven approach. Detailed explanations for incorrect answers not only identify mistakes but also clarify the reasoning behind them, empowering students to truly understand and learn from their errors. Learn how early corrections build confidence and essential skills, reducing math anxiety, while real-time feedback enables immediate adjustments. Attend and be entered to win one of three $25 Amazon gift cards!
Join us as we engage in the modeling cycle through a hands-on optimization problem. Our solution will be inspired by a physical model using soap bubbles.The math tools span from geometry to calculus. We will also explore COMAP modeling resources.
Discover how to create student-centered courses that ignite enthusiasm and deepen understanding. In this interactive session, I’ll share practical strategies I use in my classroom. Walk away with actionable tips that will elevate your teaching and boost student engagement!
Teaching math can feel isolating, but short virtual meetups provide support and inspiration. In this session, we’ll brainstorm topics—like teaching first-time courses or managing co-requisites—that can spark year-long discussions. Ideal for first-time attendees or those seeking ongoing collaboration.
In a class that emphasizes quantitative reasoning (MAT 152, 143, 110), engaging activities with large sets of data are important teaching tools. Come see some places to get large data sets, and hear some suggestions on creating activities around them.
We will discuss the features within Desmos that can help with teaching MAT 152 specifically with Discrete Probability Distributions and Inference. Participants will be able to use these tools in real time and ask questions.
For fun, we will discuss the tools needed to parameterize a torus, find its parameterization, and use it to generate an interesting curve in space. This could be used in MAT 273, as a club talk, or as the start of a student project.
Integrated Excel in ALEKS allows users to work with Microsoft Excel directly within the platform, enabling tasks like data analysis and graphing without switching software. It’s designed for courses requiring spreadsheet-based problem-solving.
Your Partner for OER Course Management. We offer Print, custom eBook, and custom assignments support, as well as new features designed to simplify large course management. Discover the difference and elevate your OER courses, we are so much more than just “MyOpenMath with Support”.
Discover how historical data can bring meaning to introductory statistics. This session highlights assignments using Rosenwald Schools data to cover graph interpretation and Vietnam War Draft data to explore probability, engaging students in discussions of race, equity, and statistics.
A cohesive approach to teaching functions! Explore strategies to connect solving equations with function representations and behaviors. Engage with Desmos activities, error analysis, and tools for fostering deep understanding through graphical, numerical, and algebraic connections in MAT 171.
Much work is made easy with many helping hands. Our NCMATYC organization needs to activate committees that can serve the organization by doing the work needed to improve math education across North Carolina community colleges. Come get involved and make a difference!
Using Math on the job is not intuitive! Engage in debate why using math on the job can be a challenge and how to subject your students to more realistic demands of doing math at work. Leave with activities developed from business and industry for your classroom.
What is your best line that sells your content to students? A neat math trick or inspiring story to connect the content. Whether you are fresh or crusty to teaching looking for some ideas to inspire students OR a seasoned pro wanting to share the knowledge before you head to pasture. Bring it!
Looking to implement corequisites in a way that works for your institution? Some schools have gone all-in on coreqs while others have implemented them more sparingly. The right approach for your school may be somewhere in between. Let’s examine some options to find the right fit for you.
STEM programs have undergone a tremendous amount of scrutiny and change recently. Still, our students struggle - often for reasons beyond coursework alone. This session shares (dare I say fun) activities in logic and early mathematics that encourage student success, positive mindsets and most importantly, a sense of community.
Based on her upcoming book, Dr. Jane Reed outlines ideas to gently move students towards becoming self-regulating learners for math success. Two major categories support Setting the Stage for Success & Coaching your Students for Success, each involving 6 themes. Interest-driven discussion planned.
If you’ve never used Desmos or you want to know more about it, come and look at the basics of this graphing system and alternative to calculators. We have been using Desmos for over 10 years at Caldwell Community College, and it has really transformed our math classes!
Do you struggle to create discussion posts students really engage in? Are you frustrated seeing posts are just created by AI? In this session, I will share some meaningful discussion posts that really help students engage in an online class, address the use of AI, and brainstorm RSI requirements.
This session will share CVCC's corequisite approach for Fall, highlighting its design, outcomes, opportunities, and challenges. Participants are encouraged to engage in open dialogue, exchanging insights and strategies to enhance student success and address potential threats to the model.
Come discuss the benefits of teaching math in industry contexts. Classroom examples from architectural, civil, and mechanical engineering applying Pre-Calculus topics will be demonstrated to equip you to better prepare your students for careers.
Come and paint your very own sweet and spicy math gnome! **Painting skills are not required as I will guide you through the process. You get to be a student and/or use this as a mental health break. Seating is limited to 15 participants
This presentation highlights an AI-driven study plan using "Precalculus Pal (Ai chatbot)" to personalize learning for precalculus students. Survey results showed 83% found it helpful and easy to use. Key insights and improvements for AI in math education will be discussed.
While educators rattle off the basic theorem, they do not recognize the interrelationships among the primal Pythagorean triples. Enjoy observing the a, b and c values and share with your students the ways they can observe more than they’ve seen before.
Cengage’s Statistical Analysis & Learning Tool (SALT) brings a flavorful twist to Intro Stats. It empowers students to explore and visualize data, helping them think statistically without being overwhelmed. SALT serves as an easy-to-use ingredient to enhance student engagement in the classroom.
Learn more about XYZ Textbooks, XYZ Homework and the custom solutions we offer. Whether it is a new course, specialized course, or OER project we may be able to assist you in creating the ideal book you can use for years to come.
Students from Wake Technical CC and Forsyth Tech CC will enlighten us on several issues about taking math at a community college. Their comments could affect the way you teach!
Math faculty experience compassion fatigue while supporting students. In my study, I led mindful art workshops regularly for math faculty. Puzzles and emotion scales were given before and after the workshops to determine how engaging in mindful art affects mental health and creative problem-solving.
Foldables are hands-on tools rooted in constructivist theories, fostering engagement, creativity, and retention. Evaluated in MAT 171/172, they excel in test prep and course alignment, while also considering critical thinking skills. Recommendations include analytical tasks and group exercises.
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