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July 20, 2011
Using Gizmos to teach teachers
Gizmos are popular with Education professors as a means to demonstrate inquiry-based learning. We often hear that they are also used to help pre-service teachers to improve their own understanding of math and science concepts. (You're never too old to learn from a Gizmo!)
One of these university-level instructors, Sue Glascoe, has recently subscribed to Gizmos and written a review of Gizmos in her Teaching Math with Technology blog. She concludes:
"I will have my pre-service students evaluating and choosing their favorite Gizmos for different areas of Elementary mathematics this Fall semester. I can’t wait to see their reactions to these amazing math and science simulations!"
We're looking forward to hearing more from Sue and anyone using Gizmos in the post-secondary environment.
Posted by Ed Pastore at 10:15 AM in Testimonials | Permalink
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