MathSeconds is the name of my Teachers Pay Teachers store. Here is the link. The first item is a free, printable checklist of maths skills that my daughter will learn in kindergarten.
Category: Mathematics
HSSH Update – It’s Back!
The High School Stats Helper is back on the Google Play Store!
MathQuill
MathQuill is a formula editor for web applications. I started using MathQuill in my math-problem generator to dynamically generate math problems . In order to use MathQuill, add the following between the <head> tags of your HTML:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/mathquill.css"/>
<script src="js/jquery-3.2.1.min.js"></script>
<script src="js/mathquill.js"></script>
At the end of the <html> document, add the following:
<script>
var MQ = MathQuill.getInterface(2); // for backward compatibility
</script>
Now you can use the following Javascript code to dynamically generate math statements for <span id=”id”></span> with the corresponding ID:
function name() {
var span1 = document.getElementById("id");
span1.innerHTML = "";
MQ.StaticMath(span1);
}
HSSH Update
I updated the High School Stats Helper app for Android and uploaded it to the Google Play Store for review. The ETA is 4/19/2020. I will be updating this app more consistently until it is finished.
I have a work-in-progress version of the app available at statsassistant.com.
Activities for Statistics
I wrote a book titled “Activities for the High School Statistics Classroom” and submitted it on Kindle Direct Publishing. It is currently in review. If approved, it will be available for purchase on Amazon (for Kindle and on paperback) for $9.99.
High School Stats Helper
I published my first Android app (“High School Stats Helper“) on the Google Play Store today. The app will have at least 30 stats functions when it is completed; this version has four.
The app serves two purposes:
- Give my statistics students a free tool for checking their work.
- Give my Math Support students a model of what I expect them to produce for their end-of-semester project.