Mathematics manipulatives I discovered are very useful and important in a mathematics classroom at any level. When I started my Mathematics Education 530 at the University of Tennessee - Knoxville, I knew what a mathematics manipulative was but had no idea there were so many different ones or how to use any of them. So when selecting my articles, I selected two articles which showed how to use certain manipulatives in the classroom and I also chose one article which discusses the possible problems with using manipulative in the classroom. The articles that showed how to use manipulatives in the classroom used technology manipulatives such as a calculator and Microsoft Word. I selected these because most of the schools I know of have calculators for every student in each class and rentable computers for each student of each class.
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Mathematical Manipulatives Uses in a Classroom
Mathematics manipulatives I discovered are very useful and important in a mathematics classroom at any level. When I started my Mathematics Education 530 at the University of Tennessee - Knoxville, I knew what a mathematics manipulative was but had no idea there were so many different ones or how to use any of them. So when selecting my articles, I selected two articles which showed how to use certain manipulatives in the classroom and I also chose one article which discusses the possible problems with using manipulative in the classroom. The articles that showed how to use manipulatives in the classroom used technology manipulatives such as a calculator and Microsoft Word. I selected these because most of the schools I know of have calculators for every student in each class and rentable computers for each student of each class.
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