#TEDEdChat Archive
Sparked by the enthusiasm of teachers in the TED-Ed community, TED-Ed hosts #TEDEdChat on Twitter every Tuesday from 6-7pm ET.
Tuesday May 16, 2017
6:00 PM EDT
participatechat
May 16 @ 6:00 PM EDT
Participate in the upcoming
#TEDEdChat
by sharing resources and collaborating at
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TED_ED
- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:00 PM EDT
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow
@Lisaqt314
& respond to questions with A1, A2 &
#TEDEdChat
!
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- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:01 PM EDT
Q1 What do the number of factors have to do with the locker problem?
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teachermarija
May 16 @ 6:03 PM EDT
TED_ED:
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow Lisaqt314 & respond to questions with A1, A2 &
#TEDEdChat
!
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#education
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teachermarija
May 16 @ 6:03 PM EDT
TED_ED: Q1 What do the number of factors have to do with the locker problem?
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:03 PM EDT
A1 For locker 6, for example, 1 opens it, 2 closes it, 3 opens it, 6 closes it
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:06 PM EDT
A1 If person one opens every first locker, person two opens every second locker, person three 1/2
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RTBCoaching
May 16 @ 6:08 PM EDT
A1: Isn't it odd that not all numbers have an even number of factors?
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maddywise96
May 16 @ 6:08 PM EDT
I am Maddy and I am an OU student studying early childhood education! I am doing the
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OGav2017
May 16 @ 6:08 PM EDT
A1 Number of times a locker is touched = the # of factors in the locker #...
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:08 PM EDT
A1 changes the status of every 3rd locker, that is if it's opened, they close it & if it's closed they open it... 2/2
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Skymazef3
May 16 @ 6:08 PM EDT
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A1 Being a busy teacher, I did plunge onto the end. I like ends of stories. So factors tell us if locker is shut 😃
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- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:01 PM EDT
Q1 What do the number of factors have to do with the locker problem?
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:09 PM EDT
Yes! I like your pun there!!
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In reply to @RTBCoaching
massignmenthelp
May 16 @ 6:10 PM EDT
#ClasskickChat
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Top 5 Concerns Students Have While Writing Assignments
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maddywise96
May 16 @ 6:10 PM EDT
A1 Person 1 will opens, 2 closes, 3 opens, 6 closes. All of those being factors of 6.
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callmemrmorris
May 16 @ 6:11 PM EDT
Report Card SZN! Its almost that time!
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maddywise96
May 16 @ 6:14 PM EDT
A1when a locker has an even number of factors, it will remain closes. If it has an odd number of factors, it will remain opened.
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TED_ED
- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:15 PM EDT
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Q2 coming up in a moment!
maddywise96
May 16 @ 6:15 PM EDT
A1when a locker has an even number of factors, it will remain closed. If it has an odd number of factors, it will remain opened.
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OGav2017
May 16 @ 6:16 PM EDT
Locker 9 – 1 will open, 3 will close, 9 will open it
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In reply to @Lisaqt314, @maddywise96
EduGladiators
May 16 @ 6:16 PM EDT
🎯SATURDAY
#ImpactMatters
teams up w/
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&
@ZacharyJeans
moderates!
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TED_ED
- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:16 PM EDT
Q2 What is special about the numbers of the lockers that remain open?
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:16 PM EDT
Yes exactly...why do you think that is?
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In reply to @maddywise96
maddywise96
May 16 @ 6:16 PM EDT
A2 They are perfect squares!
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OGav2017
May 16 @ 6:17 PM EDT
A2 Every locker that is a perfect square will remain open
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:17 PM EDT
A2 Correct, they are perfect squares! Do you know why that happens?
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teachermarija
May 16 @ 6:18 PM EDT
TED_ED:
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Q2 coming up in a moment!
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teachermarija
May 16 @ 6:18 PM EDT
TED_ED: Q2 What is special about the numbers of the lockers that remain open?
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:19 PM EDT
A2: Why are the open lockers perfect squares? Connect it to Q1 on the number of factors
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AssignmentHelpN
May 16 @ 6:20 PM EDT
#ClasskickChat
#makerED
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The Ultimate Compilation of 60 Ways To Use an iPad in the Classroom
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OGav2017
May 16 @ 6:21 PM EDT
Because they have 1 factor when X by itself = the #...
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RTBCoaching
May 16 @ 6:21 PM EDT
A2: Perfectly square!
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:22 PM EDT
Nice job! This often takes students a while to formulate when solving the problem in class :)
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In reply to @OGav2017
maddywise96
May 16 @ 6:23 PM EDT
There's a number, when multiplied by itself, will equal the locker number. EX:16: 1,2,4,8,16. Odd number, opened locker. 4x4=16.
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In reply to @Lisaqt314
OGav2017
May 16 @ 6:23 PM EDT
Thank you
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😀
In reply to @Lisaqt314
Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:23 PM EDT
Yep that's exactly right!
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In reply to @maddywise96
TED_ED
- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:30 PM EDT
Get ready for
#TEDEdChat
Q3
TED_ED
- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:31 PM EDT
Q3 What do the prime numbers have to do with the locker problem?
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mesterman
May 16 @ 6:32 PM EDT
Prime numbers
@adambspencer
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TED_ED
- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:31 PM EDT
Q3 What do the prime numbers have to do with the locker problem?
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:33 PM EDT
A3: yes that's right!
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In reply to @mesterman, @adambspencer
Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:33 PM EDT
A3: What code did she enter?
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teachermarija
May 16 @ 6:33 PM EDT
TED_ED: Get ready for
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Q3
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teachermarija
May 16 @ 6:33 PM EDT
TED_ED: Q3 What do the prime numbers have to do with the locker problem?
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OGav2017
May 16 @ 6:35 PM EDT
A3 The prime #’s – The code is 2,3,5, 7, 11
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:36 PM EDT
correct again!
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In reply to @OGav2017
Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:36 PM EDT
A3 Is there another question that could be asked about the locker problem? Another code she could have figured out?
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maddywise96
May 16 @ 6:38 PM EDT
A3 The code was in lockers touched only twice, meaning they only have two factors(prime).
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:39 PM EDT
yep, great explanation
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In reply to @maddywise96
RTBCoaching
May 16 @ 6:42 PM EDT
A3: One is the loneliest number until it's paired with the other factor of a prime number!
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:42 PM EDT
yes and then it has the perfect partner :)
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In reply to @RTBCoaching
TED_ED
- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:45 PM EDT
Wrapping up Q3, on to
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Q4
TED_ED
- Moderator
May 16 @ 6:46 PM EDT
Q4 How can you simulate the locker problem (or riddles in general) in your classroom?
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teachermarija
May 16 @ 6:48 PM EDT
TED_ED: Wrapping up Q3, on to
#TEDEdChat
Q4
#education
#edchat
teachermarija
May 16 @ 6:48 PM EDT
TED_ED: Q4 How can you simulate the locker problem (or riddles in general) in your classroom?
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/lUofyLX9eX
#educati
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:50 PM EDT
A4 Students can be lockers! Line them up and they can face forward when open and face backward when closed. Other ideas?
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:53 PM EDT
A4 very fun with the bridge riddle
https://t.co/meShSwJ81p
to simulate with kids, too!
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RTBCoaching
May 16 @ 6:55 PM EDT
A4: Take them out in the hallways and have them put sticky notes on the open lockers and take the notes off otherwise.
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:50 PM EDT
A4 Students can be lockers! Line them up and they can face forward when open and face backward when closed. Other ideas?
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Lisaqt314
May 16 @ 6:56 PM EDT
Fun! We should simulate
https://t.co/JJ1zHI0BlC
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In reply to @RTBCoaching