#math blogs

A great math teachers blog, filled with practice/lesson plans; includes plenty "outside-the-box" ideas and strategies.

So, if you love Mathematics…..follow these peeps….

1ucasvb

appliedmathemagics

curiosamathematica

do-math

fuckyeahcalculus

imathematicus

letstalkmath

math-a-magic

mathani

mathematica

mathematicsmaven

mathforlovers

mathispun

mathmajik

mathprofessorquotes

mathwork

mindfuckmath

minutemath

mrwoodmaths

nobel-mathematician

picturesofmath

sambolic

sineninety

studygeek

thatmathblog

theapproximatepresent

try-and-touch-my-asymptote

visualizingmath

wolframalpha

imamathlover

smoot

This list was created by shychemist and is included in his massive list of Science blogs. If you aren’t included here and should be, contact him to be added.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYrgjMubh-c

Observation: The video displays to students how they can multiply 2 digit numbers up to 100 in an easy fast way without the use of the calculator.

Reflection: In the classroom there are times when students are lead to do minute math. The intentions of participating in a math quiz like that is to make sure students understand the process of multiplication and it can be fun competing to see how many questions a student is able to answer in the allocated time. 

Reflection on Reflection: The video that is presented shows students a easy way to  multiply double digit numbers. If the student is able to follow the process that is given then he or she can successfully complete the question. Therefore students do not need to use calculators, rather they can workout the problem on their own.

While researching for Pi Day, we came across some great math blogs that we thought we'd share with you.  All of these blogs help promote learning math in a fun and creative way, so stop by for some great references and resources: