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Math in Daily Life
Math in Daily Life
Seeing math in action helps students understand and learn it better.
Seeing math in action helps students understand and learn it better.
For this project, we planned a 5-day meal schedule based on the Ontario Food Guide for Kids.
We believe that math (specifically financial literacy) and health (healthy eating) can be taught together through a group project that is accessible and inclusive for everyone.
Collaboration and discussion are encouraged through real-life activities where people from different backgrounds come together to create a comprehensive project.
Science is not Boring!
Science is not Boring!
Through this group project for my Math & Science Thinking class, I explored how to make the invisible forces of nature visible.
Through this group project for my Math & Science Thinking class, I explored how to make the invisible forces of nature visible.
We designed parachutes to analyze air resistance and gravity in real-time. Being in the learner's seat for this activity proved to me that hands-on projects don't just boost engagement—they create lasting connections between classroom science and real-world application
Hands-on experience with science creates lasting knowledge.
Hands-on experience with science creates lasting knowledge.
This project provided a tangible, hands-on learning experience that solidifies scientific principles. Specifically, we explored the fascinating relationship between different shapes, structures, and their corresponding load-bearing capabilities through the practical challenge of ship-creation. This active engagement allowed us to directly observe how engineering design influences performance and capacity.
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