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Teaching Mathematics in Diverse Classrooms for Grades K-4: Practical Strategies and Activities That Promote Understanding and Problem Solving Ability Benny F. Tucker,  Ann Haltom Singleton, and Terry L. Weaver   Teaching Mathematics in Diverse Classrooms for Grades K-4 emphasizes that effective mathematics teaching promotes understanding which provides a sound basis for skill development, all resulting in better learning retention.  Designed with a user-friendly format, the authors of this resource stress that when mathematical information is connected to what students already know about mathematics, it is easier for them to learn and recall. To that end they present the development of mathematical content based on a small number of easy-to-understand and easy-to-teach “big ideas.”   "Relevant and useful information related to conceptualizing and practicing specific math skills."  -Rebecca Swanson Gehrke, Professor, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ   Benny F. Tucker earned his PhD at the University of Illinois in 1975. He has authored or co-authored more than 50 books, on topics ranging from teaching methods for elementary schoolmathematicsto the use of instructional activities in the mathematics classroom. He has authored or co-authored more than 20 articles in professional journals and has made more than 30 presentations at professional conferences.  Ann Haltom Singleton is Associate Dean of the School of Education at Union University in Jackson, Tennessee. She earned her EdD in Special Education from the University of Memphis. Her research areas include leadership development and mathematics instruction, especially in inclusive settings. She has contributed to numerous articles and has made over 30 national presentations. She was recognized as the Union University 2003 Faculty of the Year.  Terry L. Weaver honed his teaching skills in the Miami-Dade County School System. He received his PhD in Special Education from George Peabody College for Teachers at Vanderbilt University. Dr. Weaver then shared his teaching skills at Carson-Newman College and Union University where he continues to teach. Dr. Weaver has served as an item writer for and participated in the revalidation of the Praxis II Specialty Area Test in SE (Core Knowledge). He is a co-author of Teaching Mathematics to All Children, Designing and Adapting Instruction to Meet the Needs of Diverse Learners, has presented on differentiated instruction and assessment, universal design, inclusion, and adapting instruction for diverse learners, and recently lead the revision of a chapter on mathematics in Vaughn’s and Bos’s Strategies for Teaching Students with Learning and Behavior Problems. Drs. Tucker, Singleton, and Weaver have published numerous articles on teaching mathematics.
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About the Author
Michael C. Thomsett has authored more than 70 financial books, including The Options Trading Body of Knowledge; Options Trading for the Conservative Investor, Second Edition; “Put” Option Strategies for Smarter Trading; Winning with Options; The LEAPS Strategist; and the best-selling Getting Started in Options, now in its 8th edition with 250,000+ copies sold. His book The Investment and Securities Dictionary was named by Choice as an Outstanding Academic Book for 1988. Before starting his professional writing career in 1978, Thomsett was an accountant. He has actively traded options since the mid-1970s.
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Product details
Paperback: 256 pages
Publisher: FT Press; 1 edition (August 20, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0132900696
ISBN-13: 978-0132900690
Product Dimensions:
6.9 x 0.7 x 9.1 inches
Shipping Weight: 12.8 ounces
Average Customer Review:
3.4 out of 5 stars
26 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#2,025,192 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
Mr. Thomsett has a lot of experience in options trading and he applies that know how in his book Trading With Candlesticks. A "candlestick" is a type of chart marker. Imagine a line showing a stock's high and low selling points for the day. The top of the line would be the most the stock had traded for on that day and the bottom of the line would be the least it had traded. Now put a small tick on the line for the price it traded for as the day ended and you have a traditional line chart. The candlestick chart takes it one more step. The candlestick shows the price where the trading started (the open) and where it was when the day ended (the close). The prices at the open and close represent the "fat" part of the candle and the smaller lines emanating from the top and bottom are the "wicks" showing the complete trading range for the day. Trading periods are important as well, and Mr. Thomsett uses a day as a trading period.Candlesticks, either singly or in groups, take on many different looks, and those looks may tell a stock investor what tomorrow will bring. The key is to look for more than the activity of one day. Confirmation signals on following days, volume, average volume, moving averages and more can all serve as timing signals to the investor. And that is the key to all the technical language. Timing the market is the aim of the trader who uses candlesticks to try and coordinate his entry and exit from the market. Buy low, sell high.The theory underlying Trading With Candlesticks is the same for all charting or technical indicators. They all assume that the stock market works in predictable ways. The assumption is the market moves in recognizable patterns and once those patterns can be discerned then one can use them to time the buying and selling of stocks. The author never discusses this underlying assumption.Mr. Thomsett's book is filled with numerous examples, starting with the simplest trading signs and advancing to the very complex. The book is a gold mine of definitions and examples of various candlestick trading patterns from single stick signals to triple stick signs and confirmation indicators.By its very nature the trading discussed has to take place often, that is, over a period of a few days or weeks. What Mr. Thomsett does not do is discuss the costs of trading, especially day trading. Broker's fees are a major concern of the individual investor and these are not discussed. Discount brokerages are not included in any discussion, how to save on trading when it is done often, and how to avoid unnecessary fees. To his credit he does discuss using a paper or virtual portfolio to test your ability to trade with candlesticks prior to spending real money.There is another omission that I find nearly intolerable. He never discusses using a computer to help with the trading. If there is anything on earth a computer is good at it is spotting repeating patterns. I have seen dozens of advertisements touting one kind of computer trading program over another. And the kind of trading Mr. Thomsett is talking about should fit with perfection into a computer program; however, he does not discuss computer trading programs. I graded this book down heavily for this omission.I would not expect the author to recommend a program, but he could at least point out what kinds of programs do what. Will the program be weighted more to the technical confirmation side or the price side? Which programs have had the most success, and how does one recognize which programs have shown themselves to be successful? According to the advertisements they all have outstanding track records. The book should have given the reader some hint as to how to search out the computer programs and test them for the reader's type of investing.The book is only 233 pages and it is easy to read.One last observation, the charts and examples set forth in Trading With Candlesticks go a long way to proving that the stock market has no discernible patterns. Time after time the book warns against "false signals" and obtaining confirmation on any set up move. It is possible that the stock market's moves are random and cannot be predicted by people or computers. The underlying assumption about discernible patterns may be false; thus, any kind of market timing program may prove more harmful than good. I personally see no confirmation that any kind of trading program can bring predicable results. Just my opinion.AD2
Good visuals, but not very in depth. It's a beginners book.
I am about a third of the way thru. It's been slow reading due to a simple reason. The book is so boring it makes you cry (tears of frustration). Example: author explains a concept then shows a graph for visual examples of the candlesticks pattern; the graph shows the opposite of the concept (the pattern is NOT working! the stock collapsed rather than broke out) then the author explains that the graph actually shows that the pattern can have false alarms! Huh? Is there another graph that shows the pattern actually working as per the book text? (you guessed it: NO).So, how exactly I am supposed to trade using candlesticks (the purpose of the book) when all the graphs show what does NOT work?If I ever get to the end of the book, I'll update my review. Do not hold your breath.
This could be a good "beginner's" guide to trading but if you rely on this for trading - I guarantee that eventually you WILL lose. There is no such thing as a "good" - let alone "excellent" or "realistic" guides to trading. Remember, you are trading against multi-million dollar computers and continually back tested algorithms used by multi-billion (even trillion) dollar corporations that will eat your tiny investment for a snack. This is like a 12 year old boxing against a world champion. You don't have a chance - unless you are very, very, very lucky. How's YOUR luck been?
very good book on candlesticks easy to learn from it
I would concur that this book is probably best for the beginning trader who wishes to have an understanding of "Candlesticks " in the evaluation of a Security.The diagrams are very good; the pace is slow. Some have called it tedious-may just be a question of experience level and receptiveness.I'd agree-it's a bit too dry (can be a Yawn) -don't expect the easy readability of The Dummies Books, for example.Might do better looking at some Online courses on the subject through one of the Trading Houses: Go to Etrade, Yahoo Finance, Schwab, etc. for some better-easier to digest and learn educational courses that are more interactive & stimulating. For Active Learning, maybe the format of the stagnant book is no longer? We all learn differently.
The edge.It's what separates experienced gamblers and traders. The tools to perfect and exploit. If it's not present, trading is entirely random.For the advanced technical trader looking for confirmation to his potential trading theory, Thomsett's analysis is a valuable addition to your toolkit. This book dissects one of the quickest visual ways to alert pending trade setups. Certainly not Holy Grail information, but from the novice to the veteran, you will find valuable tidbits to add.Candlesticks are universally used by daytraders to swing traders, and offer repeatable indications of reversals and continuations. More important, they tell you when the trade is failing.Combined with other technical indicators and price action, Thomsett shows how deep knowledge of candlesticks gives you an edge. Something that is easy to see, and patterns that repeat over and over.Infamous trader Michael C. Thomsett demystifies candlesticks. Deep explanations of their appearance, and how active traders use them as leading indicators, or confirmation of price movement. Numerous of examples of candlestick signs, viewing the patterns in sequence.Included are Single-Stick Signs, Double-Stick Moves, Reversal Trend Change Patterns, Volume and Volatility, Buy and Sell Setup Signals, Swing Trading , Convergence and Divergence, Overbought and Oversold Indicators, Confirmation technical analysis
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