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Started by Carol Hooper
Sat, 09 Jan 1993 22:36
MathMagic Guide
Author: Carol Hooper
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 22:36
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 22:36
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GUIDE TO MATHMAGIC
WELCOME TO MATHMAGIC!
WHAT IS MATHMAGIC?
MathMagic allows students from around the world with
students from other schools to solve math problems with each
other using computers and modems to communicate.
WHO MAY PARTICIPATE?
Participation is open to any student in grades K-12, either
on an individual or team basis. Teams, if desired, may be
formed by teachers incorporating MathMagic in their class-
rooms. Communication may occur between individual and teams
but solutions will be evaluated in separate categories.
WHAT KIND OF PROBLEMS WILL BE GIVEN?
Problems chosen as MathMagic problems will be based on the
following criteria:
1. They capture student interest and imagination.
2. The solution is not immediately obvious.
3. The problem can be solved using more than one
strategy.
4. The problem is within the computational skill level
of the student(s).
5. The solution time is reasonable.
6. There may be more than one solution.
7. The solution is defined well enough so that students
know when a solution has been reached.
NOTE: Problems may be submitted for consideration by any
and all interested parties by simply addressing them to:
Carol Hooper, (Compuserve 76550,221).
HOW OFTEN WILL WE GET PROBLEMS TO SOLVE?
Problems will be issued during six-week periods called
"problem cycles". The entire cycle covers the time from the
day you get the problem to the day the problem is due to be
turned in to MathMagic. A time line will be posted.
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