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UNINA9910460112903321 |
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Ollerton Mike |
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Titolo |
100+ ideas for teaching mathematics / / Mike Ollerton |
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London, [England] ; ; New York, New York : , : Continuum, , 2011 |
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©2007 |
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1-4411-0302-3 |
1-4411-3748-3 |
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[Second edition.] |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (161 p.) |
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Collana |
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Continuum One Hundreds Series |
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Disciplina |
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Mathematics - Study and teaching |
Electronic books. |
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Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Cover; Half-title; Title; Copyright; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; INTRODUCTION; SECTION 1 A number of number puzzles; 1 100 SQUARE 1 Observing patterns on a 100 grid, summing sequences; 2 100 SQUARE 2 Coding moves on a 100 grid, arithmetic; 3 CARD TRICKERY 1 The arithmetic behind a card trick; 4 CARD TRICKERY 2 Another card trick and more arithmetic; 5 FIVES AND THREES Dominoes and arithmetic; 6 CONSECUTIVE SUMS Consecutive numbers and consecutive sums; 7 DIVISORS 1 Deciding on divisors; 8 DIVISORS 2 Developing divisors; 9 DIVISORS 3 Exploring divisors |
10 DIVISORS 4 Lowest Common Multiples and divisors11 DOUBLING AND DOUBLING AND . . . Arithmetic by continually doubling (ABCD); 12 DOUBLING IN MODULAR ARITHMETIC Exploring modular arithmetic; 13 EXPLORING UNIT DIGITS Exploring unit digits, sequences; 14 FIVE DICE /FIVE CARDS TO A HUNDRED; 15 NETWORKS Coding and analysing a line pattern, generalizing, formula; 16 PALINDROMES Exploring numbers, generalizing, arithmetic; 17 PARTITIONS AND PRODUCTS Addition, multiplication, indices, formulae; 18 SCALE FACTORS Enlargements, ratio; 19 STORIES Here's the answer, what's the question? |
20 TAKE THREE DICE Arithmetic, properties of numbers21 TAKE THREE NUMBERS A right good number puzzle; 22 TAKE A STRIP OF PAPER |
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From number to algebra; 23 DOMINO DELIGHT Number patterns, algebra and fractions; 24 FRACTION WALLS AS NUMBER LINES Fraction walls, fraction number lines, decimals, percentages; 25 FRACTIONAL FROGS Addition and subtraction of fractions, infinity; 26 TWO MORE FRACTION PROBLEMS Patterns in fractions, generalizing; 27 A COUPLE OF PERCENTAGE PROBLEMS Making sense of percent, compound interest; 28 ROOTING OUT SQUARE ROOTS Multiplication of decimals |
29 CREATING A LOG10 TABLE Creating base 10 log tables using fractional indicesSECTION 2 Puzzles to NAG (Number, Algebra and Graphs) your students with; 30 FIBONACCI 1 Sequence generators, golden ratio, graphing data; 31 FIBONACCI 2 Properties of the Fibonacci sequence, algebra; 32 SQUARE NUMBERS A collection of ideas using square numbers; 33 FIVE NUMBERS IN A RING 1 Differencing, generalizing; 34 FIVE NUMBERS IN A RING 2 Summing products, summing quotients, coordinate pictures; 35 JOINING DOTS Exploring structures, generalizing; 36 SPROUTS A strategy game using nodes, arcs and regions |
37 4-SQUARE MEETING POINT PROBLEM Number patterns, generalizing, writing formulae38 TURNING INSIDE-OUT 'People math', a bit of fun, generalizing; 39 X + Y = 10 Partitioning, algebra, graphing; 40 100 SQUARE 3 Algebrizing on a 100 square; 41 TAKE TWO NUMBERS Addition, number patterns, generalizing; 42 DIAGONAL DIVERSIONS 1 Practising Pythagoras and trigonometry in a problem-solving context; 43 CARD TRICKERY 3 Puzzling out a card trick, constructing a formula; 44 LONGEST PATH THROUGH A RECTANGLE Number pattern leading to a quadratic; 45 NUMBER ROUTE PROBLEMS Number problems and algebra |
46 3 'MULTIPLIED' BY 2 IS 8 Number patterns, generalizing, writing a formula |
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All Mike's ideas have been tried and tested at the chalkface. This second edition will be at least 20% bigger and will contain ideas which range from simple addition to using and applying trigonometry, from naming 2D shapes to exploring the intrigues of 3D solids. |
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UNINA9910288757303321 |
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Autore |
Bareau Romain |
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Environnements portuaires / / Anne-Lise Piétri-Lévy, John Barzman, Éric Barré |
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Mont-Saint-Aignan, : Presses universitaires de Rouen et du Havre, 2018 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (509 p.) |
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Altri autori (Persone) |
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BartonHarry |
BarzmanJohn |
BordeChristian |
BoudetDominique |
BourcierAlban |
CarpentierVincent |
ChernyRobert |
CorteElisabetta Della |
DelobetteÉdouard |
DuboisXavier |
ÉliotEmmanuel |
Fauchier-DelavigneClaude |
FichouChristophe |
FouillandBrigitte |
JamesElisabeth |
KenefickWilliam |
Kocher-MarboeufEric |
LecoquierreBruno |
LeménorelAlain |
LemercierFrançois-Xavier |
LevasseurOlivier |
Le BouëdecGérard |
Le MarchandArnaud |
MarchandGuy |
Meyer-SableNathalie |
MichonBernard |
PalmerSarah |
Pfister-LanganayChristian |
Pietri-LevyAnne-Lise |
PigenetMichel |
RenaultFrançois |
SaunierEric |
SeidelKarsten |
SelleBlandine |
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ThorezPierre |
TurnbullPeter |
VanfraechemStephan |
Piétri-LévyAnne-Lise |
BarréÉric |
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Geography |
port |
aménagement du territoire |
modèle portuaire |
marin |
docker |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Que savons-nous aujourd'hui des ports, de leur histoire et de leur fonctionnement ? Une des approches les plus fructueuses passe par l'étude des environnements portuaires. Des spécialistes français, britanniques, américains, belges, allemands et italiens nous apportent le résultat des recherches qu'ils développent depuis de longues années. Historiens, sociologues, géographes, professionnels nous livrent leurs réflexions sur ce milieu si important pour l'évolution de nos civilisations. Les exemples sont tirés de toutes les mers du globe, de San Francisco à Montevideo, d'Anvers à Gioia Tauro. Les ports français, bien représentés, s'égrènent de Dunkerque à Fos, avec une attention toute particulière pour la Basse-Seine (Le Havre, Rouen, Honfleur, Dives,...) et la Bretagne. Mais l'ouvrage va au-delà des études de cas puisque l'une de ses originalités est de regrouper plusieurs articles marqués par la dimension comparative. Dans une première partie, les auteurs examinent les représentations et la culture des ports. Dans la deuxième, des réalités plus matérielles, telles que les espaces, les aménagements et les règlements occupent le premier plan. La troisième partie enfin, la plus longue, est dédiée à la foule des métiers de la mer : marins, manutentionnaires, pêcheurs, pilotes et surtout dockers. Ces derniers sont étudiés par des chercheurs qui ont consacré des années d'études à ce milieu complexe et fascinant. |
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