Minute Math with Mr. Monahan

Who was Pythagoras of Samos? How did his contributions to geometry get a theorem named after him?

Are units only those in the metric and English systems that we're accustomed to or are then more generalized than that? How can units be used to help us make decisions when solving mathematical and real life problems?

What are unit rates and common examples from outside of the classroom.

In this re-recorded episode on classifying numbers, Jordon has you group these numbers into the groups you think they belong to: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d3NuY1Mb_GHdqsyuqxlT0lzV27HETv1x/view?usp=drivesdk

This is a re-recorded version of the first episode of Minute Math with Mr Monahan. In it, Jordon talks about how rounding is used daily and how to round accurately according to the rules.

How do we define fractions? How can we tell if two or more are equivalent? Mr. Monahan talks of two methods to test for equivalence.

In this episode listeners are asked to split a group of numbers into as many smaller groups as possible. In case I spoke to fast or you would like to see them before listening, here is a link to the list of numbers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d3NuY1Mb_GHdqsyuqxlT0lzV27HETv1x/view?usp=drivesdk

When is rounding used in the real world and are you using it as accurately as you can?