Reflection and Mirrors; an online interactive
The concepts of reflection can be difficult to introduce to students. This Physics interactive may help. Click on the image to begin (note: an account is not needed):
The concepts of reflection can be difficult to introduce to students. This Physics interactive may help. Click on the image to begin (note: an account is not needed):
Mathway boasts that it “provides students with the tools they need to understand and solve their math problems. With millions of users and billions of problems solved, Mathway is the #1 problem solving resource available for students, parents, and teachers.” What does H3 think? Yes, this is a useful problem-solving tool and the graphical functions […]
Desmos is a great online graphing tool and ideal for teaching and learning at all levels. It is intuitive and really versitile and highly recommended by H3 Maths as “Your new best graphing friend.” Give it a go!
Net Texts, the free content management platform for open educational resources(OER) is partnering with Wolfram to provide access to online math practice problems through the Wolfram Problem Generator. This exciting partnership will help classroom learning via a flexible learning space. Note: free sign up is required for access
There are many free online graphing calculators available. These are great tools to help you visualise algebraic functions and save on the cost of expensive calculators – at least until more senior grades. Here is one example from https://www.desmos.com:
There are many good online conversion tools for changing distances, weights, areas and volumes, etc. This is one that is quite easy to use: You might ask why this skill is useful? Good question. Well, consider the human errors that led to a Boeing plane running out of fuel at 41,000 feet. Why? Largely because […]
Here is a great little website to use with classes when doing measurement (feet or metres) in Mathematics. It is a very cool tool for designing a room or apartment, etc. and includes measurements which leads to calculations on perimeters, area, materials required, etc. Click on the image below to give this a try-out: