One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.One goal of the course is to promote the idea that math is fun, interesting and meaningful for our lives. This project will address that.
1) Determine a topic to present – 20 pts
You can pick a topic from your book, a person from mathematics or something you know of.
• Check out the table of contents and see if any of the topics grab you. At the end of each chapter there is a section called project and papers, you might use one of these. You could also provide a lesson from one of the topics in your book. Just be sure to complete it before I present it.
• Mathematicians are amazing and have done lots of important work. If you know of one, then feel free to share. If you like this topic and need an idea, try googling. There are a couple of movies about mathematicians and their work. You could also check out the web and read about someone.
• Other. I am also open to a topic you might be interested in exploring but is not listed. Run it by me and see.
2) Write up the Information – 40 pts
Create a slide deck or PowerPoint. Have something for me and your class to review that contains all the information you want to share.
Submit this on canvas.
We want to make sure you have enough information and did not make any math errors.
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