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The Creative Mathematics Teacher's Book of Lists / Peter Appelbaum.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Appelbaum, Peter, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Mathematics--Study and teaching.
- Mathematics.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (XI, 155 pages) : illustrations
- Place of Publication:
- Leiden, The Netherlands : Brill, [2024]
- Language Note:
- English
- Summary:
- Unexpected lists that propel your teaching into refreshingly new directions! From lesson planning and assessment strategies to ideas for changing the world, there is something for everybody at every level and age of mathematics – entertaining humor, deeply serious provocations to push you out of the box, and good, clean wholesome tips for creative experiments in classroom organization.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Contents
- Acknowledgment
- About the Author
- Introduction: How to Read This Book - A List of Reading Approaches
- Teacher List Circles
- Leave It Lying Around
- Choose Your Own Adventure
- Re-gift the Gift That Keeps on Giving
- University Syllabus
- One More List of Advice
- 1. Mathematical Activity Lists
- Alan Bishop's Six Mathematical Activities
- Counting
- Locating
- Measuring
- Designing
- Playing
- Explaining
- Further Reading
- Tamsin Meaney's List of Bishop's Six Activities1
- David Kirshner's Three Types of Activity
- Exercises
- Puzzles
- Probes
- 2. Assessment Lists
- Alice Pitt Assessment Categories
- Susan Ohanian's Ten Foundational Questions
- Jo Boaler's Five Elements of Effective Struggle
- Note
- 3. Hannah Arendt Lists
- Hannah Arendt's Three Kinds of Activity
- Work
- Labor
- Action
- Hannah Arendt's Four Strategies for Unlearning
- Laughter
- Translation
- Forgiveness
- Dramatization
- 4. Math Joke Lists
- Top Dozen Silly Math Jokes
- Homophonics and Polysemicity
- Common Homophones for Creating Math Jokes
- Polysemous Words with Special Mathematics Meanings
- 5. Math as Art Lists
- Josiah McElheny's Three Ways to Use Models
- Architect
- Scientist
- Artist
- Models and Representations
- Artist-Mathematicians
- Susan Sontag's Alternatives to Representation
- Sianne Ngai and the Aesthetics of Students' Contributions
- Interesting
- Zany
- The Gimmick
- Art Projects for Math Classes
- Studio
- Exhibitions
- Public Provocations
- Visual Communication Challenges.
- Soundtracks
- Performance Art Development
- Mathematical Docents &
- Critics
- 6. Political &
- Culturally Relevant Pedagogy Lists
- Gloria Ladson-Billing's Six Habits of Highly Effective Teachers
- Celebrating the Mathematical Brilliance of Multilingual Learners
- Learners as Classroom Leaders
- Increasing Student Participation
- Partnerships with Peers
- Culturally Relevant Contexts
- Visuals, Gestures &
- Sandwiching
- Supporting All Forms of Mathematical Literacy
- Creative Engagement with Families
- Levels of Democratic Mathematics
- Questioning the Appropriateness of Formalizing a Problem for a Solution
- Critical Mathematics Education
- Reflective Thinking as an Evaluative Process
- Post-Colonial Mathematics Levels
- Multicultural &
- Diversity Education
- Critical Ethnomathematics
- Dignity, Recognition &
- Reconciliation
- Reappropriation across Bonaventura de Sousa Santos' Abyssal Line
- Anti-Racist Mathematics
- Use Mathematics for Anti-Racism
- Use Anti-Racist Ideas for Mathematics
- Countering the Backlash to Anti-Racism
- 7. PlayBook Lists
- Problem Solving &
- Posing Lists
- Georg Pólya's How to Solve It
- Understand the Problem
- Carry Out Your Plan
- Look Back
- John Mason, Kaye Stacey &
- Leone Burton's Thinking Mathematically
- Stephen I. Brown &
- Marion Walter's Art of Problem Posing
- Problem Posing
- Start with an Already Solved Problem, or an Ordinary Relationship
- Attribute Listing
- What-If-Not?
- Meaningful Communication Lists
- Concept-Based Lesson Genres
- Classifying Mathematical Objects
- Interpreting Multiple Representations
- Evaluating Mathematical Statements.
- Exploring Problem Structures
- Promoting a Thinking Classroom
- Five Dimensions of "TRU"-ly Powerful Classrooms
- The Mathematics Content
- Cognitive Demand
- Equitable Access to Content
- Agency, Ownership &
- Identity
- Formative Assessment
- Peter's Practical Critical Thinking Strategies
- Mathematical Critics
- Consequences of Choices
- Obsess about Functions
- Problematize "the Answer"
- Problematize the Pedagogy
- Mathematics as Rhetoric
- Recognize Ourselves as Objects of Mathematics
- Celebratory Archaeology
- Five Days of Better Question-Asking
- Avoid Information Collection by Probing for Explaining, Elaborating or Clarifying
- Allow Plenty of Time for Thinking to Nurture Reflecting and Justifying
- Facilitate Students in Making the Mathematics Visible
- Use Focus Instead of Steering toward a Target
- Encourage Students Asking Each Other
- Worksheet Options
- Use 'Pretty Good' Worksheets
- Do Something Interesting with the Worksheets
- Beware of 'Fun' &
- 'Cute'
- Expand the Audience for the Work
- Storytelling &
- Literature Lists
- Daniels-Type Literature Circle Roles
- Literary Luminary
- Connector
- Illustrator
- Soundtracker
- Question Collector
- Literature Circle Playbook
- Storytelling Techniques for Math Teachers
- Know Your Story about Math
- Show, Don't Tell
- Try Binary Opposites, &
- Then Avoid Them
- Change the Standpoint
- Add Standpoints
- Exploit Resonance &
- Wonder
- Change the Intended Audience, or Make It Not about Math
- Make Students into Story Consultants
- Three-Act Mathematics
- Engage &
- Perplex
- Seek Information &
- Solution
- Discuss Solution &
- Its Implications
- Further Reading.
- 8. More Than Human Mathematics Lists
- Neo-SAMBA School Math
- Action &
- Community-Building Focus
- Fractal Assessment
- Recursive Planning &
- Curricular Surface and Depth
- Seven Ways Math Can Save the World1
- Weather Forecasts &
- Climate Models
- Getting Bang for Buck Out of Super Computers
- Making the Most of Renewable Energy Resources
- Preparing for Change
- Making Sense of 'Big Data' &
- Developing New Technologies
- Making Mathematics Accessible to Everyone
- 9. Excellence &
- Flourishing Lists
- Lists of Virtues
- Aristotle's Virtues
- Aristotle's 12 Virtues
- Theoretical &
- Practical Virtues
- Virtues Inspired by Judith Butler
- Recognition
- Response to Suffering
- Interpretation
- Afrofuturist Virtues
- Reconstitution
- Refraction of Imagination, Technology &
- Liberation
- World-Building Retrodiction
- Collaborative Appropriation with Community Elders
- Shopping Lists
- What Every Mathematics Classroom Never Knew It Needed
- Paper Clips
- String
- Cabinet of Curiosities
- Math Tour Library
- Social Media Identity
- Community Advisory Board
- First Aid Supplies for the Math Teacher's Body &
- Spirit
- First Aid Kit
- Ben Orlin's Math with Bad Drawings
- Cliff Pickover Books and Social Media
- Dan Meyer Social Media
- A Freakonomics Membership
- A Short List of Mathematical Games You Might Have Overlooked
- Ravensburger Labyrinth Family Board Game
- Mental Jotto
- Looney Labs Fluxx
- Clue &
- Set
- Perplext Pack-O-Games
- 10. List of Last Thoughts
- References
- Index of Mathematical Topics
- Index of Names.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 9789004688469
- 90-04-68846-3
- OCLC:
- 1455134871
- Publisher Number:
- 10.1163/9789004688469 DOI
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