Eventmath/Tasks
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Planned content
This will have an organized structure of important Tasks as this site and project evolve:
- We will have direct calls to action for participants (e.g. "We need more lesson plans in the #economics application domain!")
- We may provide lists of links, references, and tools containing sources of inspiration for new lesson plans (e.g. news sites and aggregators, social media accounts). See the lists of websites, texts, books, and other research references that we compiled in the grant proposal and beta document. We may consider compiling those lists here on this page along with any calls to action. Update: this may be superseded by the short list on the Contributing tab.
- We will have an ongoing task to "complete" draft lesson plans (they can always be improved, but they will be removed from draft status once they have the required fields completed and are usable in the classroom).
- We may have an ongoing task to add newer articles or posts to lesson plans on perennial topics, under a section called "ways to improve existing lesson plans."
- We may also include meta-tasks (e.g. "We need more comments on our proposed assessment scale for lesson plans.")
- We might include a way for users to suggest changes to the site and structure (or that could go on the Discussion tab).
- We will include, or link to, the lesson-plan assessment rubric, since assessing existing lesson plans will be an ongoing task. See "Develop quality standard" in the Eventmath proposal for more details.
For the implementation (and possibly some of the content), we may take inspiration from Wikipedia maintenance.
Drafts by event type
Business
Economics
Education
Finance
Government
Politics
Drafts by math type
Algebra
Arithmetic
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Is rainwater truly unsafe to drink anywhere on Earth?
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/California and New York cannot actually decide the popular vote
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Age and Voting Preferences in Cross-Tabulation
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Comparing streaming service pay rates to artists
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Proportions and voting power under the Electoral College
Calculus
Combinatorics
Geometry
Logic
Probability
Drafts by teaching vitals
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- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Illustrating "a tale of two Americas" in work from home trends
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Is rainwater truly unsafe to drink anywhere on Earth?
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Using algebra to explore ranked choice voting in Alaska
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Visualizing teacher resignations
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Fast Fashion and Water Crisis
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Brian Williams thinks there are only 300 people in the US
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Using inflation to predict Spotify subscription cost over time
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Analyzing a scatter plot of COVID-19 death rates of blue vs red states
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Dimensional analysis, shipping, and an impossible weight limit
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Estimating the cost of preventing climate breakdown
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- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Proportions and voting power under the Electoral College
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Comparing amount of time to repair a subway
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Fast Fashion and Water Crisis
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Comparing streaming service pay rates to artists
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Age and Voting Preferences in Cross-Tabulation
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Visualizing teacher resignations
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Simpson's Paradox in COVID vaccine efficacy data
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Using algebra to explore ranked choice voting in Alaska
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/White House chart exaggerates economic growth
- Eventmath/Lesson plans/Is rainwater truly unsafe to drink anywhere on Earth?
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