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1. math.stackexchange.com › questions › 4943254Challenging yet accessible problems for middle school students

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   8 lip 2024 · I'm currently working for a Math summer camp and am tasked with providing 7th grade students with math problems that are challenging yet accessible problems that could be solved by most students within, say, a week if they put their minds to it.

   • Math books for middle schoolers (Book Recommendation)

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   • Motivation for Studying Combinatorics (Middle School Version!)

     I'm going to teach very elementary combinatorics (limited to...

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   • How can middle school students intuit 'if not" = "except if'?

     But rule out propositional logic proofs and truth tables,...

   • Newest 'middle-school' Questions - Mathematics Educators Stack Exchange

     We want to teach about words that have multiple meanings, in...

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2. math.stackexchange.com › questions › 3072928Math books for middle schoolers (Book Recommendation)

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   14 sty 2019 · I am looking for math books for middle school students who find math taught in class easy. Assuming that they have knowledge of arithmetic (basic operations on numbers), some geometry and algebra what books could challenge them? Arithmetic- Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division.

3. math.stackexchange.com › questions › 501171Motivation for Studying Combinatorics (Middle School Version!)

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   I'm going to teach very elementary combinatorics (limited to basic enumeration) during two weeks to middle school students. At the beginning, I want to demonstrate the importance of counting in real life or technology using concrete examples which students are familiar with, so that they appreciate what they are learning.

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5. matheducators.stackexchange.com › questions › 28013How can middle school students intuit 'if not" = "except if'?

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   6 sie 2024 · But rule out propositional logic proofs and truth tables, too complicated for middle school! How do I teach middle school students that "if not" = "except if"? What's the simplest, most intuitive explanation?

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   We want to teach about words that have multiple meanings, in mathematics and English for middle school children (e.g., function, root, or, volume, angle, constant). This is for students who are ...

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   How can middle school students intuit 'if not" = "except if'? The word “unless” means “if not”.† We use the conjunction unless to mean ‘except if’.