We often think of
mathematics
as a non-cultural subject.
However, there are many ways
that a mathematics teacher can make mathematics more inclusive and
inviting
for all students.
Instructional Materials
We often think of
mathematics
as a non-cultural subject.
However, there are many ways
that a mathematics teacher can make mathematics more inclusive and
inviting
for all students.
Instructional Materials
Cradleboard Teaching Project. Many Native American resources.
Biographies of Women Mathematicians. Excellent resource for math history. Mathematicians of the African Diaspora. History of Mathematics in Various Cultures. Black Kingdoms of the Nile. Lesson Plan. Famous Problems in the History of Mathematics. Historical and Geographical Connections for Tessellations and Tilings. Mayan Number System. Interesting comparison to English system. Multicultural Math Fair. Activites and resources for middle to high school level. National Math Trail. Math applications in everyone's community. Native American Geometry. Includes description and links. More Origami. Geometric projects. Pyramid Puzzle. Group Project. Seminole Patchwork. Mathematics of geometric designs.
Other Resources
| Leah P. McCoy, Ed.D.
Professor of Education Wake Forest University Winston-Salem, NC 27109 Email: mccoy@wfu.edu |
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