We just received a phone call from a pastor who wants to teach at-risk kids math and reading. He wants to teach them collectively where they work together as a group. He will be using a one-computer license to project in front of the group. The introductory concepts will be discussed followed by examples and practice problems the students will do at their desks with paper and pencil. Since the programs reveal each step of the solutions, the facilitator requires minimal math skills (they can all learn together!).
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Teach Collectively to the Group
We just received a phone call from a pastor who wants to teach at-risk kids math and reading. He wants to teach them collectively where they work together as a group. He will be using a one-computer license to project in front of the group. The introductory concepts will be discussed followed by examples and practice problems the students will do at their desks with paper and pencil. Since the programs reveal each step of the solutions, the facilitator requires minimal math skills (they can all learn together!).
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