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|title=GeoGebra STEM Exploration
|title=GeoGebra STEM Exploration
|tagline=Develop GeoGebra mathematical modeling projects which reach out to a wide range of users both of teachers and student users
|tagline=Develop GeoGebra mathematical modeling projects which reach out to a wide range of users both students and teachers  
|image=Students_shot.jpg
|image=Students_shot.jpg
|topic=Visualisation
|topic=Visualisation
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|resourcenumber= M0021
|resourcenumber= M0021
|age= Secondary, KS3, KS4
|age= Secondary, KS3, KS4
|content= A half-term development of ‘real life’ mathematical applications which take into account a wide variety of users. To encourage pupils to develop ‘real life’ mathematical applications which take into account a wide variety of users. To think about and meet user requirements.  To experience individual ownership of their project yet communicate and collaborate to achieve their objective.  
|content= A half-term development of ‘real life’ mathematical applications which take into account a wide variety of users. Students are asked to think about and meet target user requirements, and to experience individual ownership of their project yet communicate and collaborate to achieve their objective.  
 
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|useful information= Some large wooden dice that are coloured green, yellow, red and purple with stickers to show numbers (see [[Playing with Probability - Efrons Dice/Activity|this page]]). <br> Any practical probability starting point carries the risk that the results will not, in the short term, produce the expected results. This is a useful discussion point.
|useful information= The first resource is an overall description of the activity, containing example activities and agendas. This is followed by math aerobics and two highly successful GeoGebra resources to stimulate the students. Finally, five students GeoGebra activities can be sued to further stimulate new students.  
|Learning Objectives= By the end of the lesson pupils should be able to:
|Learning Objectives= By the end of the activity students should be able to:
* see the worth of probability tables and know how to use them to solve a problem
* develop GeoGebra mathematical applications for other users
* understand how to meet the requirements of other users
* enhance their perception of the importance of teamwork and communication in technological activity
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