Understanding Educational Math Resources

Jason Jackson introduces three educational tools: Get the Math, Mathalicious, and Q Think. These tools are designed to enhance 21st-century skills in mathematics for secondary students. Get the Math focuses on algebra and critical thinking, Mathalicious applies math to real-world scenarios, and Q Think offers a social approach to learning math. Each tool is highlighted for its unique features and applications in education.

What is the primary focus of the session led by Jason Jackson?

• To discuss tools for building 21st-century skills in mathematics

• To provide a history of mathematics

• To critique traditional teaching methods

• To introduce new math equations

Which grade levels is 'Get the Math' designed for?

• 11th to 12th grade

• 1st to 3rd grade

• 4th to 6th grade

• 7th to 10th grade

How does 'Get the Math' help students understand algebra?

• By memorizing equations

• Through real-world applications and collaborative problem-solving

• Through competitive math games

• By focusing on historical math problems

What is a unique feature of 'Mathalicious'?

• It offers a free trial for one month

• It focuses solely on algebra

• It provides historical math facts

• It is only available for iOS devices

What real-world issue does 'Mathalicious' explore in its lessons?

• The history of mathematics

• The impact of income levels on fines and penalties

• The development of new math equations

• The use of math in ancient civilizations

What is the main approach of 'Q Think' in teaching mathematics?

• A memorization approach

• A historical approach

• A social approach

• A competitive approach

Which of the following is NOT a feature of 'Q Think'?

• It is free to use

• It supports creativity and collaboration

• It is available for Android devices

• It allows students to create screencasts

What is the purpose of the 'Think Lit' feature in 'Q Think'?

• To learn about historical math figures

• To compete with other students

• To create a video presentation of problem-solving

• To memorize math equations

What platform provides in-depth reviews and ratings for learning applications?

• YouTube

• Graphite

• Wikipedia

• Google Scholar

What is emphasized as important in the conclusion of the session?

• Focusing on historical math problems

• Memorizing math equations

• Integrating technology into lesson plans

• Competing in math competitions