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Using simulations to make sense of the world: the pandemicPresented at: 8 November 2021; 08:00 UTC Webinar duration: 90 minutes Presenter(s): Gail Burrill with Pip Arnold, Monica Casillas and Alex White Investigating phenomena in the world can be an enriching experience but one that often does not happen or does so from a deterministic mathematical perspective. This is particularly true since the pandemic introduced mathematics and statistics into the public domain. Simulations can be powerful tools to build conceptual understanding of terms such as efficacy and false positives and can provide students with the tools to make responsible decisions in their own lives and as responsible citizens. Watch the session video to find out what you can do in your classrooms to make this happen for your students. VideosVideo of workshop➶ including breakout session for Nspire in English Video of breakout session for Nspire➶ in Spanish Video of breakout session for CODAP➶ in English Session presentationsSession presentation➶ in English Session presentation➶ in Spanish Jamboard➶ for sharing ideas TI-NspireFour files are in the TNS files folder➶ and can be downloaded:
Activities on TI site: CODAPCODAP - Common Online Data Analysis Platform➶ CODAP session notes➶ in English and Spanish CODAP information sheet➶ on making new variables |