The Differences of Verbal Interactions according to Communication Structures and Communication Status in Small Group Activity of Earth Science Gifted Students

“Cartoon Corner” is designed to include cartoons that can be used to highlight mathematics in an interesting way. The questions accompanying the cartoons can be used as a large- or small-group activity, as homework, or as an extra-credit assignment. Students might want to create their own mathematics-related cartoons that demonstrate in a humorous way how mathematics is used and misused. Readers are encouraged to Submit three copies of cartoons and classroom-tested questions, double-spaced, for review by the editor of this section. The cartoons must include the date and the newspaper syndicate that holds the copyright.

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Cartoon Corner

Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School ◽

10.5951/mtms.3.5.0351 ◽

1998 ◽

Vol 3 (5) ◽

pp. 351

Keyword(s):

Small Group ◽

Group Activity

“Cartoon Corner” is designed to include cartoons that can be used to highlight mathematics in an interesting way. The questions accompanying the cartoons can be used as a large- or small-group activity. as homework, or as an extracredit assignment. Students might want to create their own mathematicsrelated cartoons that demonstrate in a humorous way how mathematics is used and misused. Readers are encouraged to submit three copies of cartoons and classroom-tested questions, double- spaced, for review by tlte editor of this section. The cartoons must include the date and the newspaper Syndicate that holds the copyright.

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Cartoon Corner

Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School ◽

10.5951/mtms.1.10.0807 ◽

1996 ◽

Vol 1 (10) ◽

pp. 807

Keyword(s):

Small Group ◽

Group Activity

“Cartoon Corner” is designed to include cartoons that can be used to highlight mathematics in an interesting way. The questions accompanying the cartoons can be used as a large- or small-group activity, as homework, or as an extracredit assignment. Students might want to create their own mathematics- related cartoons that demonstrate in a humorous way how mathematics is used and misused. Readers are encouraged to submit three copies of cartoons and classroom-tested questions, doublespaced, for review by the editor of this section. The cartoons must include the date and the newspaper syndicate that holds the copyright.

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Cartoon Corner

Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School ◽

10.5951/mtms.3.2.0141 ◽

1997 ◽

Vol 3 (2) ◽

pp. 141

Author(s):

Julie Fisher

Keyword(s):

Small Group ◽

Group Activity ◽

Extra Credit

“Cartoon Corner” is designed to include cartoons that can be used to highlight mathematics in an interesting way. The questions accompanying the cartoons can be used as a large-or small-group activity, as homework, or as an extra-credit assigmnent. Students might want to create their own mathematics-related cartoons that demonstrate in a humorous way how mathematics is used and misused. Readers are encouraged to submit three copies of cartoons and classroom-tested questions, double-spaced, for review by the editor of this section. The cartoons must include the date and the newspaper syndicate that holds the copyright.

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