Teacher Handbook
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NOTE. Our Teacher Handbook is available in two formats: HTML (viewable in any web browser) and PDF (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader). See the additional information about these formats at the bottom of this page.
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Table of Contents
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Mathematics Research in the Classroom
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Using the Making Mathematics Research Projects and Lessons
Setting and Sharing Goals HTML
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Student and Teacher Affect HTML
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Getting Stuck, Getting Unstuck HTML
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Building Collaborative Skills HTML
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Using Class Time
Assessment
Resources HTML
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Introductory Explorations HTML
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Definitions HTML
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Problem Posing HTML
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Examples, Patterns, and Conjectures HTML
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Representations
Proof HTML
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Getting Information HTML
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Presenting Your Research HTML
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Mathematics Tools
(Important but often-neglected content)
We offer each of the Teacher Handbook sections in two formats:
HTML (HyperText Markup Language). You can see these documents directly in your web browser. (They are "plain" web documents.) PDF (Portable Document Format). To see these documents, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
PDF documents display and print mathematics more crisply than HTML documents, and they include pagination.
If you want to create handouts, use the PDF version of our documents.
Installing and using Adobe Acrobat Reader is relatively easy. Adobe Acrobat Reader is free. In fact, many new computers come with Adobe Acrobat Reader already installed.
You can read more about Adobe Acrobat Reader and download it if necessary at the following Adobe web sites.
Macintosh users: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/acrmac.htm
Windows users: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/acrwin.htm
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