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Knitting with beads
Knitting with beads is a technique that has been used since the early nineteenth century, but has become increasingly popular in recent years. Now, with new methods offering exciting ways to experiment with materials and equipment, there is no better time to improve your skills. Knitting with Beads is a contemporary guide to a traditional technique covering a variety of different techniques, with beads threaded onto the yarn, as well as beads applied as you go along. These methods are developed further in a chapter on experimenting with yarn, beads and different stitch patterns, which offers readers the opportunity to develop their own ideas for using beads in their knitting. The projects section at the end of the book includes a wide range of items that allows readers to put these techniques into practice.
AMERICAN INDIANS, MATHEMATICAL ATTITUDES, AND THE \STANDARDS\
by
Peregoy, John J.
,
Bath, Barbara
,
Stevens, Ellen
in
American Indian Culture
,
Arithmetic
,
Beadwork
1991
Readers may wonder what American Indians. mathematical attitudes, and the Standards (Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics [NCTM 1989]) have in common. This article presents practical activities relevant to teaching mathematics in the lndian culture. These activities also serve as a means for incorporating a cross-cultural component in the non Indian classroom. The activities exemplify the spirit of the NCTM's Standards and have been used successfully with American Indian middle school students in summer mathematics camps. We believe that they are appropriate for use in elementary and secondary school mathematics classes. This belief is based on research done with other populations and on our own in-class experiences.
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