Intermediate Math Teachers and Students

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The discussion focuses on a survey aimed at understanding the use of technology in intermediate mathematics classrooms for grades 7-10. The creator seeks participation from both teachers and students, emphasizing that responses from any individuals interested in the topic are welcome. The survey is designed to take 5-10 minutes to complete and aims to enhance mathematics teaching practices. Participants are encouraged to ask questions or seek clarifications within the thread. The initiative highlights the importance of technology in education and its potential impact on teaching methodologies.
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Hello All,

I am doing an inquiry project that looks at how we use technology in our mathematics classrooms. I would really appreciate your help in answering a short survey for me, you can find it here: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZZ2X23T

If there are any questions, please feel free to ask them in here.

Thanks!


PS: Feel free to ask any questions or clarifications in this thread. Intermediate for this scenario means grades 7-10.
 
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I really need your help guys, if this is not the best place to ask this question, could someone move it to the proper forum?

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You do not have to be an Intermediate Math Teacher/Student to answer, but those would be most helpful, I am able to separate the different responses, so please feel free to help out if you can, it only takes 5-10 min. You would be helping in improving the teaching of mathematics!

Thanks!
 
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