A.P. Calculus in web 2.0
My name is Mackenzie Proe and I am a student at Millis High School, Millis, MA. I am taking a web 2.0 class this year and I am trying to find different ways to apply web 2.0 in the classroom. I have chosen A.P. Calculus as my subject, and I am looking for any insight as to how web 2.0 can help students learn objectives faster and better. An A.P class is mainly on how to take the A.P. test and score to get college credit. With this in mind, there are many deadlines that teachers have to follow with a specific curriculum. If anyone has any ideas about how we can use technology in the classroom to further our understanding that would be great!
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Permalink Reply by Andrew Pass on
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A Canadian math teacher named Darren Kuropatwa has developed a wonderful blog called "A Difference." Darren has his students use many of the different Web 2.0 tools in order to develop a deeper understanding of math content. It's not only important to know how things are done but it's important to know why they are done in the ways that they are done. Such understanding would invariably promote excellence in any curriculum, including AP.
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Permalink Reply by Web 2.0 Class on
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thank you very much for that! I will definitely look at that link! I think that will be of great importance to my research!
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Permalink Reply by Darin on
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Creating a class wiki where everyone searches the net to find the best site to use for review. We do something similar in my class except each student has to create their own page. Check them our here.
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in your wiki, do you actually do class assignments, or is it just there for extra help for students? Is it something that you do at home, or do all the students have computer access in class?
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