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I really liked the idea of the scavenger hunt today to introduce Fibonacci numbers. Because it involves such a bizarre assortment of items, I think the students will come to class with anticipation, wanting to find out what the items all have in common. However, some of these examples were easier to understand than others. I spent a good ten minutes counting scales on a pineapple, and I am still not convinced that it has anything to do with Fibonacci numbers! So I think I would go through all of the examples and determine which ones I thought were the most relevant. I would also be sure to introduce the bee example because I found that to be the most amazing display of the Fibonacci numbers in nature. I definitely think that I will introduce Fibonacci numbers and Pascal’s triangle in my high school classes. I would probably teach about the Fibonacci numbers during a unit about series or patterns. In my number theory class, we spent a full day looking at the Fibonacci numbers in continued fraction expansions. I don’t know if I will ever tackle continued fractions in my high school classroom, but if I do, then I can incorporate the Fibonacci numbers and the scavenger hunt during that unit.

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TAMARA B. VEENSTRA CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION Ph.D Mathematics, Dartmouth College Dissertation: Characterizing Siegel Modular Forms Advisor: Thomas Shemanske A.M. Mathematics, Dartmouth College, 1994 B.S. Mathematics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Assistant Professor, University of Redlands, 2001-present Structure classroom environment to encourage active learning. Pedagogical strategies chosen from collaborative activities (both in and outside of class), writing activities, and interactive lectures. Incorporate technology as appropriate. Abstract Algebra: An upper level course for mathematics majors with a heavy emphasis on writing proofs. Calculus I and II: Basic introduction to Calculus for both majors and non-majors using reform text and strong focus on collaborative learning. Conjecture and Proof in Discrete Mathematics: Cryptography: Designed a course to introduce mathematics majors and minors to the exciting applications of mathematics to cryptography. The Mathematics of Symmetry and Pattern: Designed a freshman seminar to explore connections between mathematics and art.

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Middlesex Community College Lowell, Massachusetts NEMATYC'2001 was held at Middlesex Community College in Lowell, Massachusetts, on Friday and Saturday, April 20 and 21, 2001. This was the 27th Annual Meeting. Vice president was Maureen Woolhouse of Middlesex Community College, and the Conference Chairpersons were Carol Hay and Maureen Woolhouse of Middlesex. Besides a great program other events enjoyed by the participants included the following. Friday Evening A tour of the Boott Mill National Park A trolley ride to the hotel, for dinner, then a shuttle bus to the Historic Nesmith House for dessert. The after dinner speaker was Audrey Ambrosino of Historical Lowell, at the Nesmith House. Saturday After-Lunch Speaker Dr. Robert Daveney, Professor of Mathematics, Boston University, talked about and visually demonstrated Chaos Games and Fractal Images Carol Hay and Maureen Woolhouse Middlesex Community College NEMATYC 2001 CoChairs Executive Committee - 2000 - 2001 Past President Ted Panitz Cape Cod Community College President Roberta Kieronski University of New Hampshire at Manchester Vice President Maureen Woolhouse Middlesex Community College Secretary Rick Butterworth Massasoit Community College Treasurer Lois Martin Massasoit Community College Newsletter Editor John Jacobs Mass Bay Community College Newsletter Production Editor Judy Carter North Shore Community College At-Large Member

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BSU Catalog Home Graduate Mathematics Program All-University Courses and Descriptions Graduate Course Offerings Mathematics (MATH) College-Program Codes: 7-10 NOTE: Please see your advisor regarding course sequencing and any expected preparation. 5010 MATHEMATICS FOR PRE-K TO GRADE 3 (3 credits) Students gain understanding of appropriate mathematics and pedagogy for young children from pre-K through the primary grades. 5050 MATH MODELS, GAMES, AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE PRIMARY GRADES (2 credits) For teachers of grades K-3. Mathematical background including teaching-aids, games, projects, and activities that relate to the primary level will be presented. The basic mathematical operations will be presented from a "concrete" standpoint. Set theory, numeration, and the systems of whole numbers and rational numbers will be considered. Prerequisite: Teaching experience or consent of instructor. 5051 MATH MODELS, GAMES, AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE INTERMEDIATE GRADES (2 credits) For teachers of grades 3-6. Mathematical background including teaching-aids, games, projects, and activities that relate to the intermediate level will be presented. The basic mathematical operations will be presented from a "concrete" standpoint. The systems of integers, rational numbers, and real numbers; ratio and proportion; percentiles; and elementary functions will be considered. Prerequisite: Teaching experience or consent of instructor. 5052 MATH MODELS, GAMES, AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM

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Benefits Description Skills Outline ... Pricing Algebra World teaches and reinforces algebra concepts in a fun environment. This program combines lessons developed with real world examples, along with interesting applications, such as gears, Fibonacci numbers, exploring number patterns in flowers, spirals, and music. We have found these applications alone motivate students to learn and enjoy math. Awards: Educational Benefits Problem Solving Mathematical Reasoning Spatial Reasoning Proportional Reasoning Mathematical Connections Within Math Mathematical Connections Outside Math Develop Number Sense Develop Operation Sense Identify Patterns Develop Methods to Solve Linear Equations Top Benefits Skills Outline ... Pricing Description Each topic in Algebra World has a series of detailed lessons designed to teach key mathematical concepts. Each section has an application related to the topic section. The application shows how math is related to the world in a fun and interesting way. Each section has a challenge section to test proficiency and understanding of the topic. Algebra World Top Benefits Description Outline ... Pricing SKILLS BUILT Students will develop and use algebraic problem solving skills Understand the order-of-operations Understand variables and expressions and be able to formulate them Understand and solve first-order equations Understand and be able to formulate ratios and rates Understand and solve proportion and percent problems Relate 2-Dimensional geometry and algebra Understand formulas and their relationship to equations

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