Application+Material+Formats

===For those of you who haven't taught or looked closely at the Project TIME Applications in Mathematical Reasoning (AMR) course materials, I've posted here an overview document describing the course and an example of one of their modules so you can see their format; I think it's a helpful reminder to us about what we need to make sure we have in the final complete versions of the applications we develop. You can see more examples at the [|TMP Project TIME web page]===



Another clear and thorough model for this kind of work comes from the Dana Center at UT Austin; check out some examples of their approach at for their [|Math Modeling class] and their [|Algebra II class]. And here's a video of a lesson from their current ongoing work on an [|Advanced Mathematical Decision-Making course] being field-tested (the lesson materials are available on the web page--the video is 21 minutes long and may take a bit to load, especially if you aren't on a broadband connection...)