Michael Herzog and Qiyam Tung, who teach together here at St. Gregory (Qiyam is a University of Arizona graduate student on fellowship with us), have taken great initiative this year in enhancing the high school Algebra curriculum, strengthening its use of technology, and using video game programming logic and structure to illustrate the power and value of Algebraic equations. (See particularly slides 11-20) The slides above are from the presentation they gave Monday at the annual teacher conference of the Arizona Association of Independent Schools (AAIS).
January 5, 2011
Video Game Programming Logic in the High School Math program: Slides from the AAIS presentation
Posted by Jonathan Martin under Uncategorized | Tags: curriculum & curricular reform, St. Gregory, video games & learning |1 Comment
September 24, 2011 at 1:00 am
Nice slides from the AAIS presentation, I watch this whole presentation really great and inspirational video game programming logic in the high school math program, I am also high school student and this video will assist me to enhancing the high school Algebra curriculum. Nice and informative information.
http://www.highschoolsprograms.com/