1. Math in the Media Jeff Goodman Department of Curriculum and Instruction Appalachian State University goodmanjm@appstate.edu 828.262.2176 goodmanjm@appstate.edu

2. Math from Experience

3. Math Skills and Foreclosures

4. Mortality

6. Casual Fridays: 2010 Superbowl

7. Superbowl Ads

8. Super Bowl 30 Second Ad Cost YEARCOST PER 30 SECONDS 1967$40,000 1987$600,000 1990$800,000 1994$1,150,000 1998$1,600,000 2002$2,200,000 2006$2,500,000 2010$2,600,000

9. Super Bowl 30 Second Ad Cost YEARCOST PER 30 SECONDS COST PER 30 SECONDS in 2010 DOLLARS 1967$40,000$250,000 1987$600,000$1,100,000 1990$800,000$1,300,000 1994$1,150,000$1,600,000 1998$1,600,000$2,100,000 2002$2,200,000$2,600,000 2006$2,500,000$2,700,000 2010$2,600,000

10. Super Bowl 30 Second Ad Cost

11. Physical Connections

12. The Stunt Man

13. Stunts

14. Making it Visual

15. Infant Mortality

17. Math Trick

18. Mr. McGruder’s Bath

19. to Abstract From Concrete

20. Pay it Forward

21. Math in Movies

22. The Simpsons

23. Applying What is Learned

24. Stock Market

25. Job Loss Graphs

29. Students as Communicators

30. Tufts Application Video

31. Evaluation

32. Texting While Driving From a 2009 Virginia Tech Transportation Institute study:

34. Texting While Driving * Dialing a cell phone made the risk of crash or near-crash event 5.9 times as high as non- distracted driving; * Use of, or reach for, an electronic device made the risk of crash or near-crash event 6.7 times as high as non-distracted driving; and * Text messaging made the risk of crash or near-crash event 23.2 times as high as non- distracted driving. From a 2009 Virginia Tech Transportation Institute study: