March Mania 2014 Engages Lorain Students in NCAA Geography
Forty-nine teachers from 34 Lorain County schools joined The Chronicle’s Newspaper in Education program for March Mania 2014. Students in grades 4-12 tracked NCAA tournament teams online, built line graphs of bracket scores, created life-size line plots, and used maps to locate college cities while exploring geography math and language arts with free materials funded by Jack Matia Honda and Convenient Food Mart.
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Elyria Catholic Senior Wins In Education Bracket Contest
Elyria Catholic student Abigail chose Kentucky in a classroom investing project. She explained that a vacation to Kentucky influenced her pick and noted that stats do not determine game outcomes.
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March Mania Inspires Upset Chatter From Nord Middle School
Nord Middle School students praise March tournament excitement and upsets as they follow March Madness. Jason Monos notes Elyria High seniors were challenged and competitive, using phones and computers to explore U.S. colleges while staying determined.
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Students celebrate fun and learning in NCAA bracket activity
Sheffield Middle School students praise a math and sports activity led by Mrs. Torbert. They describe building line plots and using graphs to find mean median and mode while competing with friends to score points.
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