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- Page 9 and 10: Gender and Multiculturalism in Math
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- Page 17 and 18: Lesson #1: Introduction to Triangle
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- Page 51 and 52: Lesson #8: Combinations Approximate
- Page 53 and 54: Notes: Probability: What are the Ch
- Page 55 and 56: Probability: What are the Chances?!
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- Page 61 and 62: Lesson #11: Coins, Dice, and Playin
- Page 63 and 64: Probability: What are the Chances?!
- Page 65 and 66: Lesson #12: The Monty Hall Problem
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- Page 69 and 70: Estimation and Approximation 69
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- Page 73 and 74: Estimation and Approximation Lesson
- Page 75 and 76: Estimation and Approximation How ca
- Page 77 and 78: Combinatorics: How Many Ways Can Yo
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Supplement 1 Combinatorics: How Man
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Lesson #18: The Catalan Numbers App
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Supplement 1: Parents’ Guide Comb
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Supplement 1: Parents’ Guide Comb
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Again and Again and Again... Iterat
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Again and Again and Again... So how
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Again and Again and Again... You ma
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Notes: Again and Again and Again...
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Again and Again and Again... number
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ship. The most famous example of a
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Supplement 2: Grids and Initial Con
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Algebra: Solve for X 111
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Algebra: Solve for X Each of these
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Algebra: Solve for X same thing as
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Algebra: Solve for X Lesson #22: So
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Part 3: Square Roots and Exponents
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Supplement 1: Addition and Subtract
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Supplement 3: Square Roots and Expo
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Supplement 5: Teacher Answer Key 1)
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Lesson #23: Puzzle Worksheets Appro
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Supplement 2: Solution Sheet 1 2 3
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Supplement 4: Worksheet 2 Algebra P
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Supplement 6: Worksheet 4 Algebra P
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Supplement 8: Worksheet 6 Algebra P
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Notes: Algebra: Solve for X 137
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Lesson Objectives: • Understand p
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Graphing: Plot the Points say that
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Notes: Graphing: Plot the Points 14
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Part 2: Graph It Further Reading:
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Notes: Graphing: Plot the Points 14
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Graphing: Plot the Points For an ad
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Notes: Graphing: Plot the Points 15
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Graphing: Plot the Points your stud
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Supplement 1: Graph Paper Graphing:
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Lesson #28: Manipulating Graphs App
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f(x) = -x 2 f(x) = -x 3 Notice that
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Notes: Graphing: Plot the Points 16
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Lesson #29: Set Basics Approximate
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Part 2: Tying the sets together Fur
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Lesson #30: Infinite Sets and Greek
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Notes: An Introduction to Sets 169
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The Story of the HOTEL AD INFINITUM
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An Introduction to Sets Well, in on
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Fun with Numbers 175
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Part 2: Multiplication Further Read
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Lesson #33: Introduction to Sequenc
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Fun with Numbers Ask the question:
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Lesson Objectives: • Find pattern
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Fun with Numbers draw a number line
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Lesson #35: Fun with the Fibonacci
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Part 2: The Golden Rectangle Fun wi
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Further Reading: • http://www.mcs
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Supplement 2: Golden Rectangle Fun
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Notes: Fun with Numbers 195
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Fun with Numbers What do you notice
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Supplement 2: Da Vinci’s Vitruvia
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Lesson #37: Prime Numbers and the U
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Fun with Numbers Once each group ha
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Supplement 1: 399 x 399 Ulam Spiral
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Different Bases: Beyond Base 10 207
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Part 1: Draw a computer Different B
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Notes: Different Bases: Beyond Base
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Different Bases: Beyond Base 10 bas
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Lesson #40: Exploding Dots Approxim
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3 6 = 279 3 5 = 243 3 4 = 81 3 3 =
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Supplement 1 How can you count the
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Lesson #41: Jeopardy Approximate le
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Notes: Different Bases: Beyond Base
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Lesson #42: The Four Color Theorem
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Connecting Dots and Coloring Graphs
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7. Use that third color to fill in
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Supplement 1: U.S. Map Connecting D
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Supplement 3: More Maps Connecting
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Notes: Connecting Dots and Coloring
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Connecting Dots and Coloring Graphs
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Notes: Connecting Dots and Coloring
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Connecting Dots and Coloring Graphs
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Connecting Dots and Coloring Graphs
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Notes: Connecting Dots and Coloring
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Lesson #45: Playdough and Mobius St
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Further Reading: • http://en.wiki
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Lesson #46: Euler Number Approximat
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Topology: Coffee Cups and Doughnuts
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Supplement 1 (cont’d): Cut-outs T
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Thinking Puzzles 257
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Thinking Puzzles ber, and you can i
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Notes: Thinking Puzzles 261
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Thinking Puzzles Yet the 8 is in th
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Lesson #49: Secret Code Approximate
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Thinking Puzzles Depending on how f
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Thinking Puzzles Lesson #50: Playin
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Supplement 1: Student Worksheet Log
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Space Fillers and Mathematical Game
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3-D Tic-Tac-Toe Space Fillers and M
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Crypto Space Fillers and Mathematic
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Actue Used to describe an angle les
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Circle A two-dimensional figure cre
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Eulerian path A graph has an Euleri
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Glossary Infinite sequence An infin
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Glossary Phi (Pronounced ‘fee’
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though both contain the exact same
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With replacement In probability, wh