Stela Anguelova
I used my personal zometool collection as a visual tool to help one of my high school students explore dual polyhedra.
Teaching Standards
Standard V. Technology
Living in the Information Era, technology is a big part of our everyday lives. We are all exposed to it on a daily basis.
So as a teacher I try to stay flexible and use technology in various ways. Often times technology tends to be a motivator for students and it also helps me create more meaningful educational experiences for them.
I am comfortable with many technological tools and I utilize them on a daily basis to enhance student learning as well as my professional growth and development.
Teaching Standards
| Content Knowledge | Planning and Instruction/Implementation | Positive Learning Environment | Diversity | Technology | Assessment | Collaboration and Outreach | Professional Development |
- Please click on the link below to open a WebQuest I created.
- Below is a PowerPoint lesson I used to teach line slopes. Since there were no graphic calculators in my classroom, I decided to use the computer to illustrate the intrinsic differences of lines in terms of their slopes.
Slope Lesson (.ppt file)
- You can also open the graphic file I created to complement the "hook" for one of my lessons. It is a rich visual meant to stimulate students and to motivate them about the use of geometry in real life.
Pool Problem Picture (.doc file)