Have you done the acceleration demo like in B.J. Allen-Conn & Kim
Rose's "Powerful Ideas in the Classroom" book and demoed on the
"Squeakers" DVD and a bit in Alan's TED Talk?
TED Talk: http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/228
Also, middle schoolers study angles. That might be an easy one to create one yourself.
Cheers,
Darius
I will be giving a talk this coming Wednesday (www.mhvlug.org)
http://news.squeak.org/2008/05/24/new-yorkers-chance-to-see-squeak-based-education-tools/
I'm working up my slides and I will be using the latest squeakland/etoys
build to demo.
I've done the "car" demo ( mastered that) and also can demo the "car on
a track".
But does anyone have any suggestions for math and science? aka something
that
I can build on the fly and show a topic that a Middle School or High
School teacher
would do in class?
Thanks
Joe Apuzzo
Gnu_Joe
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