Math Raps
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Gold level
Published on 7/19/2012
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Learning objectives
- Dance and acting skills to perform for a math rap video
- Video editing, production and marketing.
- Analyze statistical data and use it to improve the final product.
Created for
Ages 14 - 18
Subject
Geography
History
Mathematics (All)
Music
Physical Education
Technology/ICT
World Languages
21st Century Skills
Collaboration
Communication
Knowledge building & critical thinking
ICT for learning
Problem solving & innovation (creativity)
Featured tools
Interactive Cl...
Math Worksheet...Microsoft Powe...
Microsoft Word
Skype
Windows Movie ...
youtube
Required hardware
PC
Instructional approach
Project based learning (PBL)
Personalized learning
Direct instruction
Learning activity details
High school students wishing to be a part of a math rap video as a capstone project may choose one of several areas in which they woudl like to be a part:
Filming
Performing
Video Editing
Production
Marketing
Statistical Analysis
Educational Materials Production
Students are given rubrics for each of the sections by which they will be graded. Each section has to appoint a team leader. Leaders are required to act closely with the teacher throuought the porduction of the music video. Students are graded on their contribution to their section and on the overall production of the video and accompanying educational material.
Filming
Performing
Video Editing
Production
Marketing
Statistical Analysis
Educational Materials Production
Students are given rubrics for each of the sections by which they will be graded. Each section has to appoint a team leader. Leaders are required to act closely with the teacher throuought the porduction of the music video. Students are graded on their contribution to their section and on the overall production of the video and accompanying educational material.