You could show this to your students - NWIC developmental math

important links
- Case Studies @ Evergreen an online library of teaching materials, some of which include some quantitative concepts, which could be used in math 70 or statistics.
- Dan Williams' lectures This is a collection of videos posted by Dan Williams (NWIC math intructor at Muckleshoot)
- Gates grant website the website of the rethinking mathematics grant – lots of articles and other resources
- Library of Virtual Manipulatives a collection of virtual applications that can be used to learn math.
- NWIC Moodle exams, syllabi, and other material created by NWIC faculty
- NWIC philosophy of teaching and learning A document prepared by the Teaching and Learning Committe at Northwest Indian College
- online powerpoints these are the powerpoint presentations that matteo developed. feel free to use them or ignore them as you see fit
- RPM Wiki the wiki of the Gates Math grant
- Washington State College Readiness Standards A document that highlight the requirements for college readiness in math, developed in washington State
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Matteo Tamburini 5:01 pm on February 1, 2011 Permalink

You could show this to your students
I showed the following video (starting at minute 33) on the first day of class, to provide one possible answer to how algebra in particular is connected to the promotion of indigenous self-determination and knowledge. The speaker is Winona LaDuke:

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