1
Place math in meaningful and realistic contexts |
2
Connect math to students' interests and experiences |
3
Pose questions that encourage discovery and class discussion, rather than just asking for correct answers |
4
Make math visible and tangible (e.g., games, puzzles, computer software, Internet, manipulatives and other physical devices) |
5
Bring in a guest speaker or take students on a field trip |
6
Allow students to demonstrate their understanding in various ways (e.g., explain work at board, create poster displays, design web pages) |