Constructing Knowledge in the Classroom
Southwest Consortium for the Improvement of Mathematics and Science TeachingConstructing Knowledgein the ClassroomWinter 1995 Volume 1, Number 3HIGHLIGHTScontinued on page 2Building anUnderstanding ofConstructivismPAGE 3Geometry for the Earlyand Middle Grades:From the NCTMStandardsPAGE 4Which Container Holds the Most? An Activity for Younger ChildrenPAGE 5Building Houses: An Activity for Older StudentsPAGE 6Geometry for Grades 9 12: From the NCTMStandardsPAGE 7Resources andOpportunitiesPAGE 8Help for Mathematicsand Science Teachers from ENCPAGE known truth owes its existence to the mind that knows Vico, 1668 1744In the Classroom A May 1990 article in Phi DeltaKappanrecounts the story of afourth-grade teacher who challengedher students to experiment with theidea of heat.
CLASSROOM COMPASS 2 Constructing Knowledge, continued primary sources, and interactive materials provide experiences that students can use to build under-standing.
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