After thinking about ways to make our learning and practice with binomial probability interesting and meaningful to my students and falling short each time I remembered an example my professor used in class. We used binomial probability to determine the probability that a basketball player would make 8 free throws given 10 attempts with a… Continue reading Binomial Probability and Corn hole
Every successful person, team, organization, and company has goals. After weeks of reading and learning I have come to some conclusion for goals for my classroom. I believe that goals should be challenging and attainable. The past two weeks I have been encouraged by others at my school to strive to make changes and that… Continue reading Big Ideas for my Classroom
thoughts of a math teacher
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"8 For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God—" Ephesians 2:8
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thoughts of a math teacher
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thoughts of a math teacher
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