How are people using Sage for high school math effectively?
I've tried a few things and discovered it isn't obvious how to use
Sage effectively for high school students.
(This isn't a fault of Sage, but rather, is caused by fact that good
teaching is hard and students aren't simple machines.)
Ch
John Perry kindly agreed to open-source license the full source of his
excellent course notes for his class on math computation using Sage.
I posted, with his explaicit permission, the notes to
http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/wdj/teaching/perry-math-computation-and-sage/
On Sat, Nov 21, 200
Maybe something like what John Perry did,
http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/wdj/teaching/perry-math-computation-and-sage/
but more toned down might work, if you are in a lab setting?
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 1:16 PM, Chris Seberino wrote:
> How are people using Sage for high school math effecti
I am hoping to use Sage with my calculus students next year. John
Perry's work will be quite useful.
-Bruce
Bruce Cohen| e-mail: math.co...@gmail.com
Lowell High School | http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/home/bic
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 11:37 AM, David Jo
I can't claim it's effective, but so far this is what I'm doing -
As much as possible I try to use the SAGE notebook as my blackboard. At the
beginning of this year I had my students open their own SAGE notebook
accounts as their first HW assignment.
In my Analysis classes I enter the example pr
This might sound a bit tangential to some but in my mind is very relevant. I
think using the Litvin text to create a Math/CS course would be awesome. I
think what would further motivate students overwhelming to the point of
forcing the faculty to seriously give this some consideration is a course
t
Dear Jonathan and others,
I am a webwork developer, though not one of the main developers. I
have been successful at displaying a SAGE generated 3d plot from
within webwork using the Jmol applet provided that the plot data file
uses no pmesh input files. Sage generates a zipped plot data file
sa
From: prathap sridharan
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This might sound a bit tangential to some but in my mind is very relevant. I
think using the
Hi Jenya,
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> This might sound a bit tangential to some but in my mind is very
relevant. I
> think using the Litvin text to create a Math/CS course would be
awesome. I
> think what would further motivate students overwhelming to the point
of
> forcing the faculty to seriously give this some consideration is
Yes, I use that Smart Airliner Slate too! Take a look at my Calculus
youtubes:
http://www.youtube.com/calcpage2009
In fact I just figured out how to use the the Airliner (which is really
just a wacom tablet) in Linux using Xournal pen software instead of
Smart Notebook and http://screencast-o
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