[Numeracy 463] Puzzle/Thought of the Day
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Thu Aug 5 10:48:30 EDT 2010
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Hello All!
I have been working with my director on designing a research project
that will show quantitatively that Adult Educators know how to teach and
retain development math (numeracy) students who are not college ready
better than an on-line program. While I love the on-line math program
that is used by our mathematics department, I believe that low-level
learners need to build self-confidence, deal with their emotions, and
build connectivity. I am interested in what my colleagues think and
feel about on-line numeracy education. Can it be done?
Have a great day!
Brooke Istas
Thursday Puzzle:
John and a group of his friends took a bus trip. Each person paid the
bus driver with the same combination of 9 coins. If the bus driver
received $8.41 from the group, how many dimes did he receive?
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