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	Introduction- Integrating Technology into Secondary Mathematics Tips from Technology Presenters Math Technology Presentation Plan Lesson Template Math Lesson Plan Template MSWord Format Contributors and Staff Kathy Blackwood, Venice High School, LAUSD Nelia Gabriel, Huntington Park High, LAUSD Robin Rubinstein, Shoreline High School, Washington Joel Tepper, Director of +PLUS+, LAEP/LAUSD Janet Miller, Academic Director, +PLUS+, LAEP/LAUSD Cameron London, LAEP Juan Rosero, LAEP
		WAYS OF KNOWING AND DOING in MATHEMATICS: Observing: Are They Really That Tall? - NBA Activity Information Retrieval and Evaluation: Virtual references for vocabulary & content research- Guided Web Lesson (NETS 5a,c) Use Internet for secondary source data and information- Guided Web Lesson (NETS 5a,c)     • Tale of Two Cities     • Census 2000 Evaluating web content (NETS 5a,c)     • Marketing Monopoly and Other Board Games Investigation and Experimentation Information Retrieval: Background Information and Data- Use Internet for secondary source data to do class investigations (NETS 5a) • History of Apportionment -Census 2000 Analyzing Data: Spread sheets and graphing to help analyze in order to effectively present data clearly • History of Apportionment -Census 2000 • Tale of Two Cities • Let the Sunshine In • Restroom Dilemma • Marketing Monopoly and Other Board Games Explaining and Concluding: Word processing, e-mail, and newsgroup for projects & communication (NETS 4a) Communicating: • E-mail and newsgroup for projects and communication • Word processing (NETS4b) • Presentation software/web sites to communicate    Marketing Monopoly and Other Board Games Problem Solving and Making Informed Decisions: Use Internet to gather information about a real world problem (NETS 6a,b) • Restroom Dilemma • What's My Line? Spatial Visualization • Symmetry GSP Transformational Geometry in the Coordinate Plane • Pinwheels

The Integrating Technology into Math Instruction webpages project is partially funded by a grant from The Boeing Company. Integrating Technology into Math Instruction is a project of +PLUS+ and is displayed on the Los Angeles Educational Partnership Learning Exchange. +PLUS+ is an initiative of the Los Angeles Educational Partnership.
Updated August 2000