REGISTRATION
T.H.A.T. REGISTRATION
8:30 – 9:00
Your schedule and room assignments will be distributed at this time.
Coffee, tea and bagels will be served.
SESSIONS
There will be two sessions, each lasting 90 minutes
EXHIBITORS SHOWCASE
8:30 – 1:00
The conference will supply all technology listed except calculators. Please bring your own calculator.
|S1 |Exploring Quadrilaterals With the TI-Nspire (gr. 8-12) Explore the properties of quadrilaterals and play a game on the handheld called |
| |“Guess My Quadrilateral”. (Intro) |
| |Sonja Barrera, Massapequa HS |
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|S2 |: Free website designed for NY (gr. 7-12) Download lessons written for the NY Geometry Standards using either the 83/84 |
| |graphing calculator family or the TI-Nspire. Jump drives will be given out to take lessons and updated grant guides home. (Intro) |
| |Fran Bellows-Levy, Texas Instruments |
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|S3 |SAT Math in Motion (gr. 9-12) Teach SAT problem solving with Math in Motion – in full color on the computer or smart board screen - a |
| |visual and interactive math software. (Intro) |
| |Mitchell Bram, Math in Motion Software |
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|S4 |Algebra and Calculus in Motion: How dynamic application can enhance your teaching (gr. 9-12) An introduction to Algebra and Calculus in |
| |Motion with lesson suggestions. |
| |Joan Casazzone and Helen Kramer, Great Neck Schools. |
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|S5 |Making Indelible Images With the Geometer’s Sketchpad (gr 5-12) Hands-on introduction to the power of Geometer’s Sketchpad in your |
| |classroom |
| |Paul Cinco, NYU Gennadiy Eyshinskiy, Flushing H.S. |
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|S6 |The Equity Principle in Action: Differentiated Middle School Math (gr.5-8) Marshalling technology to reach the full spectrum of learning |
| |capabilities. Use the SMART board to determine learning needs, develop differentiated lessons, E-centers & stations using websites. |
| |Joanne Fleming, Mineola Middle School |
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|S7 |SmartView 3.1 (gr. 7-12) Tricks of the trade: how to maximize the use of the TI-84 calculator while allowing students to see key position |
| |and three different screen views at once. |
| |Martha Green, Molloy College |
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|S8 |Probability Distributions in Statistics (gr. 11-12) Compare and contrast the binomial and normal probability distributions. Bring a TI-84+ |
| |with you to explore this topic in the new |
| |Algebra 2 Trig and Statistics curricula. (intermediate/ experienced) |
| |Harriet Greenspan, Plainview JFK HS |
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|S9 |Understanding Arithmetic: Not the rules but why they work the way they do (gr. K-8) What are the concepts that underlie the rules we |
| |follow? Examine number systems, divisibility testing, quick arithmetic based on fundamental principles – using the SmartBoard. (beginner) |
| |Art Kalish, Syosset H.S. |
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|S10 |Introduction to Cabri Jr. (gr.7-11) Learn the basics of this dynamic software. Activities will include measuring angles, segments, area, |
| |perimeter and constructions.TI-84+ |
| |Les Kellner, Molloy College |
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|S11 |Algebra to AP Calculus: How do graphs behave? (gr. 9-12) Graphs of lines and quadratics in Algebra 1 and circles, parametric and polar |
| |curves in AP Calculus have similar properties. Recognizing these behaviors helps students to see the common threads woven through all math |
| |courses. TI-84/89 (all) |
| |Maxine Lifshitz, Friends Academy |
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|S12 |Introducing the NEW TI-Nspire Navigator System (gr. 7-12) Use the TI-Nspire Navigator wireless system to send documents, analyze data, |
| |quick poll to check student understanding instantly and increase student engagement. Use premade documents to explore the power of this |
| |handheld. |
| |JoAnn Miltenberg, Farmingdale HS |
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|S13 |Having Fun With Probability (gr. 7-9) Present the topic of probability with minimal emphasis on formula memorization. Get students engaged |
| |using real-world applications and graphing calculator simulations. (beginner) |
| |JoAnn Miltenberg, Farmingdale HS |
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|S14 |Beginning Smartboard in the Middle School (gr 7-9) Explore the capabilities of the SmartBoard to enhance your classroom presentations. |
| |Lauren Mondrone, Carle Place MS |
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|S15 |New Features in SMART Notebook - Math (gr.7-12) The new features of SMART Notebook can be used to help students make connections in Algebra|
| |and Coordinate Geometry. Some of the new tools we’ll explore are Advanced Shape Manipulation, Improved Measurement Tools and Dynamic |
| |Graphing (beginner) |
| |Matthew Ringh, Tequipment Inc. |
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|S16 |Programming: The Forgotten TI (gr. 9-12) Teach students to create simple programs on the TI-84+ – it gives a personal connecton to the |
| |common formulas used in the classroom. |
| |Sal Scire, Uniondale H.S. |
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|S17 |Constructions Can Be Messy! (gr. 7-11) How can we illustrate all of the important properties of the auxiliary lines in a triangle (medians,|
| |angle bisectors and more) without messy constructions? Cabri Jr. makes these relationships easier for students to understand on the Ti-84+ |
| |(beginner) |
| |Susan Smith, Molloy College |
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|S18 |Algebra 2/Trigonometry: Sequences and Series and Normal Approximations (gr. 11-12) Bruce, the author of Barron’s Let’s Review Algebra |
| |2/Trigonometry, discusses graphing calculator approaches for two topics in the new curriculum (all) |
| |Bruce Waldner, Syosset H.S. |
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|S19 |Integrating TI-Nspire in the Classroom (gr. 9-12) An introduction to the use of the TI-Nspire incorporating activities teachers can use for|
| |all different levels – Algebra to Pre-Calculus. |
| |Brittany Zweibel, MacArthur H.S. |
We hope you find this program as wide-ranging and stimulating as we do. Please share this mailing with as many people as possible in your own district and with friends in education wherever they teach. Feel free to make copies of this brochure and encourage other professionals like yourself to attend this worthwhile event.
For more information contact Lynn Unger: 516-829-8458 or taxtilt@.
Or go to our website, and click on T.H.A.T. link.)
See you November 7th!
T.H.A.T. Planning Committee:
Georgette Macrina - The Wheatley School
Juanita Maltese - Carle Place Schools
Mary Ann Mansfield - Retired
Lynn Unger - Retired
Clip and return the registration below by October 28th. On site registration at $25 will be permitted, but choices will be limited.
You must list your first three choices. Applications will be processed on a “first come first served” basis. Every effort will be made to accommodate your requests. NO CONFIRMATION WILL BE SENT.
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REGISTRATION FEE: $20.00 Make check payable to: Treasurer - NCMTA
Mail to: Lynn Unger
195 S. Middle Neck Road
Great Neck, NY 11021
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Session A: 9:05 – 10:35
Session B: 10:45 – 12:15
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