<p align=center><font size=5>Maria Cisneros<br>Teacher Education Portfolio</font></

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  1. Introduction to Education
    1. Philosophy
    2. Research
      1. PowerPoint
      2. References
    3. Critical Analysis
    4. Pro/Con Issue
    5. Final Reflection
  2. Cultural Diversity in Education
    1. Philosophy
    2. Research
      1. Research Paper
      2. References
      3. Handout
      4. "Model Minority" PowerPoint
    3. Critical Analysis
    4. Teaching Strategy
    5. Calendar
    6. Final Reflection
  3. Technology
    1. Philosophy of Technology
    2. PowerPoint
    3. Computer Science
    4. Internet Web
    5. Windows XP
      1. Resource Manual
    6. Great Education Links
    7. WebQuests
      1. Shark WebQuest
    8. Publisher
      1. Class Calendar
      2. Special Interest Group Flyer
      3. Classroom Newsletter
      4. Class Website
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  4. History
    1. Educational Plan
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    3. Worksheets and Activities
    4. Materials Used
    5. Curriculum
  5. Theory of Elementary Math I & II
    1. Philosophy of Elementary Mathematics
    2. Service Learning Reflection (St. Anne Little Flower)
    3. Math Literature Lesson - Fractions
    4. Math Literature Lesson - How Much is a Million
    5. Temperature Conversion Team Lesson
    6. Placing the Value on Digits: An Internet Lesson
    7. Great Math Links
    8. Calculators
  6. Relationships in a Classroom Setting
    1. Philosophy
    2. Research
    3. Classroom Rules
    4. Within a Mile of Home: A Final Reflection
    5. Classroom Layout
    6. Classroom Newsletter and Chill Out Form
  7. Child Development
    1. Philosophy of Child Development
    2. History of Child Development
    3. Evaluation of a Toy
    4. Effects of Premature Birth
    5. Focusing on Cognitive Development
    6. Special Interest Group Proposal
    7. Concept of Whole Child
    8. Final Reflection
  8. Children's Literature
    1. Sparking a Love for Literature: A Children's Literature Philosophy
    2. Dear Meatball: A Service Learning Tale
    3. Literature Rich Classroom Layout
    4. Reading Aloud to Children
    5. Motivating Teachers to Motivate Students
    6. Literature Lessons
      1. From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
      2. Yakov and the Seven Thieves
    7. Letter to Parents
  9. Introduction to Exceptional Learner
    1. Philosophy of Exceptional Learner
    2. Service Learning Reflection
    3. Computer Resource Manual
Home > Course Work > Theory of Elementary Math I & II > Great Math Links

Great Math Links

The internet can be a great source for teachers. Throughout the semester, I came across helpful math web sites. Some of the sites offer free lesson plans, while others provide online activities that allow students to apply the concepts they have learned to a specific game or activity. They are all great web sites and I plan to use them as a teacher.

PBS

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PBS TeacherSource is a great web site that gives teachers access to thousands of free lesson plans arranged by subject, grade level, and location. It also allows you to personalize the site to meet your particular needs. The math lessons are great and some of the activities even go hand in hand with some of PBS' quality children's shows.

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National Library for Virtual Manipulatives

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This interactive website allows students to practice different concepts through exciting games and activities. The activities are grouped by concept and also by grade levels that range from Pre-K to 12th grade. Teachers can easily view the standards that each of the games and activities meet.

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The Learning Box

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The Learning Box is a great website that provides hands-on online activities that allow students of all ages practice different math concepts such as place value and fractions. I personally enjoyed "BT Bear's Catch 10" and "Manny's Rumba." I think it would be a great way to give students extra place value practice while they are learning concepts where they need to regroup.

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AAA Math

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This helpful website offers hundreds of pages of interactive practice for basic math skills. The pages are arranged by topic and grade level, and contain links to teacher and web resources. For students, there are links that provide them with homework help and learning aids.

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MathDotCom

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MathDotCom is a great website for both educators and students. Students can utilize this website for homework help and advice, as well as a study guide that offers practice quizzes. It even gives students access to different kinds of on-line calculators! This website also provides many great lesson plans and fun ideas for teachers.

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Author: Maria Cisneros
Last modified: 9/13/2005 1:35 PM (EST)