The Right Angle
with YOUR Raven Math Technologist, Steve Duby
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Math support where you need it, when you need it!
Math support where you need it, when you need it!
Do your students struggle with topics in math? Are you challenged as a parent when it comes to math instruction? Does math as a topic cause undue stress, anxiety, or bring up past trauma? If any of those things are true for you, you've come to the right place! Raven is committed to assisting those families in need of this critical intervention for the benefit of student learning, parent instruction, and the overall enjoyment of math. As your guide, my aim is to provide support for K-12 mathematics topics through services such as in-person or remote tutoring, workshop-style events, and family consultations.
TUTORING SCHEDULES
Select the location of your Raven office to see when I'll be there next!
Anchorage
Eagle River
Wasilla
Remote (via Zoom)
MONTHLY MATH CHALLENGES
Take a stab at these Mountain Math boards! The response sheet PDFs are located beneath each level's math board. Students who submit work with all solutions correct will be entered into a grand prize drawing at the end of the school year. Email Steve with your responses attached!
PROBLEM OF THE WEEK
PROBLEM OF THE WEEK
Consider the following dot pattern. There are 25 dots. Find multiple ways to show that there are 25 dots by circling pieces of it and writing the appropriate number sentence.
See link below for dot pattern templates for creating new examples. See also visualpatterns.org for more ideas like this.
https://incompetech.com/graphpaper/
Source: pg. 206 of Liljedahl, P. (2020). Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics Grades K-12: 14 Teaching Practices for Enhancing Learning, Corwin Press.
Send your Problem of the Week solutions directly to Steve! (sduby@yksd.com)
CHESS CLUB
CHESS CLUB
Do you know a Raven student that's interested in this classic strategy game? Please reach out! We are actively seeking both in-person, virtual, and inter-scholastic opportunities for this activity.
MATH LINKS
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