Live Mathletics has ten levels of questions from the basic arithmetic of Level 1 up to real brain busters at Level 10. Remind your students to target their bonus levels in Live Mathletics – they’ll extend their ability plus earn double points! Take
The Mathletics Teacher Console provides the opportunity! Print a worksheet from eBooks to support your teaching of a concept – ideal in group rotations or create a custom workbook to cater for individual needs When teaching new concepts, project the interactives within eBooks on your IWB to
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Click here to register to attend this webinar Teacher and Student Console Overview Introducing Mathletics will provide a brief introduction to functions within the Teacher and Student Consoles. Duration: 30 minutes Teacher Console - Creating Groups Teacher Console - Assigning Tasks Student Console - Course Activities
Mathletics and CCSS This webinar will provide an example plan for implementing Mathletics through the Teacher Console in conjunction with the Common Core. Duration: 30 minutes Topics will include: Prerequisite Courses Groups Live Mathletics Fluency Assessments For more information or to book a place
Diagnostic Tests and Practice Assessments This session will provide an in-depth look at assigning Common Core Assessments through the Mathletics Teacher Console. Duration: 30 minutes Topics will include: Domain Assessments Summative Assessments Reading Mathletics CCSS Reports For more information or to book a place
Teacher and Student Console Overview Introducing Mathletics will provide a brief introduction to functions within the Teacher and Student Consoles. Duration: 30 minutes Teacher Console - Creating Groups Teacher Console - Assigning Tasks Student Console - Course Activities Student Console - Live Mathletics Fluency For more
Tips for Live Mathletics Live Mathletics is the popular live gaming environment within the Mathletics student console which includes ten levels for students to play others across the world in a head-to-head arithmetic battle. Live Mathletics works perfectly as a lesson starter for getting
Diagnostic Tests and Practice Assessments This session will provide an in-depth look at assigning Common Core Assessments through the Mathletics Teacher Console. Duration: 30 minutes Topics will include: Domain Assessments Summative Assessments Reading Mathletics CCSS Reports For more information or to book a place
Mathletics and CCSS This webinar will provide an example plan for implementing Mathletics through the Teacher Console in conjunction with the Common Core. Duration: 30 minutes Topics will include: Prerequisite Courses Groups Live Mathletics Fluency Assessments For more information or to book a place
Teacher and Student Console Overview Introducing Mathletics will provide a brief introduction to functions within the Teacher and Student Consoles. Duration: 30 minutes Teacher Console - Creating Groups Teacher Console - Assigning Tasks Student Console - Course Activities Student Console - Live Mathletics Fluency For more
Teacher and Student Console Overview Introducing Mathletics will provide a brief introduction to functions within the Teacher and Student Consoles. Duration: 30 minutes Teacher Console - Creating Groups Teacher Console - Assigning Tasks Student Console - Course Activities Student Console - Live Mathletics Fluency For
Explore Lessons by Mathletics... Mathletics is a learning program that helps students develop and improve their mathematics skills in an engaging and fun environment. Mathletics supports teachers as educational leaders to encourage this environment in the classroom. The Mathletics Teacher Console provides multiple tools,
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This post shared recently by Nikolaos Chatzopoulos on Edudemic caught our attention and we wonder how many of our users share this interest. We know many schools are going down the path of considering tablets for their schools. So many considerations, so many questions
