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Guiding Children's Learning of Mathematics


Leonard M. Kennedy, Steve Tipps, Art Johnson

11 .ª edição

Wadsworth Publishing | 2007 | 624 páginas |  PDF | 24 Mb

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Trust Kennedy, Tipps and Johnson's market-leading text, GUIDING CHILDREN'S LEARNING OF MATHEMATICS, Eleventh Edition, to give you a thorough introduction to mathematics methods and to provide you with a practical resource guide to teaching pre-school through sixth grade level mathematics.

Contents
PART ONE • Guiding Elementary Mathematics with Standards 1
1 Elementary Mathematics for the 21st Century 3
2 Defi ning a Comprehensive Mathematics Curriculum 11
3 Mathematics for Every Child 27
4 Learning Mathematics 47
5 Organizing Effective Instruction 57
6 The Role of Technology in the Mathematics Classroom 79
7 Integrating Assessment 93
PART TWO • Mathematical Concepts, Skills, and Problem Solving 111
8 Developing Problem-Solving Strategies 113
9 Developing Concepts of Number 137
10 Extending Number Concepts and Number Systems 161
11 Developing Number Operations with Whole Numbers 187
12 Extending Computational Fluency with Larger Numbers 229
13 Developing Understanding of Common and Decimal Fractions 253
14 Extending Understanding of Common and Decimal Fractions 287
15 Developing Aspects of Proportional Reasoning: Ratio, Proportion, and Percent 333
16 Thinking Algebraically 357
17 Developing Geometric Concepts and Systems 389
18 Developing and Extending Measurement Concepts 437
19 Understanding and Representing Concepts of Data 489
20 Investigating Probability 523
Appendix A NCTM Table of Standards and Expectations 545
Appendix B Black-Line Masters 557

The Wonders of Magic Squares

Jim Moran

Random House | 1982 | 227 páginas | djvu | 3,16 Mb

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Contents: Part One: Introduction How I got hooked on Magic Squares; a 5x5 Magic Square; Can You Do This?

Part Two: The Construction of Odd- Order Magic Squares; Method A: The staircase method; How to have fun with the 3 x3; "The invention of the Magic Square" by Charlie Kwan;
disguised Magic Squares; Odd-Order Magic Squares; A Magic Square Freak speaks, as told by Albert Carlo; Method B: The Pyramid Method; Method c: Variation of the staircase method; Method D: The Knights's Move Method; Method E: Different Blocked Moves; Method F: One of the Earliest Methods; Invented by De La Hire; Method H: Transformation by Interchange of Quadrants; Method I: Martin Gardner's; Method J: Exchange of Border columns and rows; Method K: Exchange of teo rows and two columns; L: The Basic Geometric Design method; M: The figures of equilibrium method; N: The Super-Geometric Design method; Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Magic Squares;
Magic Squares and Pythagorea numbers; Ca Browne Jr's 27x27 composite magic square.
Part Three: th construction of Magic Squares pp 107 -223.