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Algebra Magic Tricks Algecadabra Volume 1 Get excited about algebra as you engage in the analysis needed to see why these magic tricks work. All the Algebra in this volume can be done by first year Algebra students, and many tricks can be adapted for pre-algebra. Don't miss this one. |
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Reviewer: [email protected] from Ferndale, Washington has the following to say about this textbook:
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The Cartoon Guide to Statistics Do you think that the standard deviation is a criminal offense in six states? That P-values come from the P-mart? That Bernoulli Trials are about the crime of the century? Larry Gonick joins his uniquely goofy style to Woollcott Smith's knowledge of statistics to produce a guide to the universe of lies, damn lies, and ... well, you know. Gonick has drawn a signpost directing you toward "Statistical Literacy," "Enlightenment," and "Diploma"; within, you'll find lucid explanations of probability, distributions, error functions, hypothesis testing, and other basic tools of statistics. A lifesaver for students, The Cartoon Guide to Statistics should also be required reading for politicians, reporters, voters, and anyone else who uses or abuses statistics. |
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Hands-on Math Projects with Real-Life Applications For teachers grades 6-12, here is an exciting collection of 60 hands-on investigations to help students apply math concepts and skills to everyday problems found across the curriculum, in sports and in daily life. Each investigation can be tailored to fit a given classroom's needs. |
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A fantastic resource for teachers. This book is great for teachers or for anyone who wants to keep their math intelligence sharp with a problem a day. 650 ready to use starters that get kids quickly focused and working. These starter problems can be done in 5 to 10 minutes and are geared for kids in grades 6-12. Topics covered include: Whole Numbers: theory and operation Fractions, Decimals and Percents, Measurement, Geometry, Algebra, and Potpourri. Complete answer keys are included. |
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The Math Teacher's BOOK OF LISTS A fantastic info. source for math teachers in any grade. Reviewer: A reader from Columbia, SC
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