Description: How You Can Incorporate Journaling into Your Math Class
Synopsis:
This popular teacher's guide (recently revised with 16 new pages) explains how to implement journal projects in math classes. This guide explains how to incorporate 4 kinds of pages into the journal: lecture notes, illustrations (charts, diagrams, graphs, etc), research topics, and pages where students pick the math-related subject. There is also a complete page-by-page listing of the contents of my sample algebra journal (available from my website) plus scans of 94 actual journal pages of notes, illustrations, and supplemental material that you can use. Please note: Many of the supplemental pages are Biblical subjects such as information about Noah's ark, King Solomon's Pool, the Ark of the Covenant, the tower of Babel, and the Six Days of Creation. There are also pages about Fibonacci, Kepler, and Descartes and other non-Biblical subjects.
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