Fitting Games into a Mathematics Curriculum
Sue M. Jones
Abstract
Sue M. Jones
Abstract
Games, when they are constructed and used appropriately, can supplement the mathematics program. They can be used to teach new mathematics concepts and to reinforce or enrich previously taught skills. Games can become an integral part of the mathematics curriculum if teachers become knowledgeable of the advantages of using games, and of how to construct games and to incorporate them into an existing program.
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Games, when they are constructed and used appropriately, can supplement the mathematics program. They can be used to teach new mathematics concepts and to reinforce or enrich previously taught skills. Games can become an integral part of the mathematics curriculum if teachers become knowledgeable of the advantages of using games, and of how to construct games and to incorporate them into an existing program.
Key concepts: Mathematics education, Curriculum, Construct (python library), Mathematics curriculum, Comprehensive School Mathematics Program, Reform mathematics, Connected Mathematics, Integrated mathematics