Math and Math Ed Links
These links were developed for project LITMUS
Cornell
Theory Center Math and Science Gallery :
This site proveides many links to Math sites and Math ed sites. Tpoics include
general topics, geometry, fractals, history of mathematics, tables, constants,
definitions, and softeware.
The Math Archives:
contains informations about software, teaching materials, has links. It
has its own search engine.
The Math Forum:
This has many math resources for k-12, College and Advanced Mathematics.
It also contains links describing key issues in mathematics and mathematics
education.
Secondary Mathematics
Assessment and Resource Database:
This site provdes different ways of assessing mathematics in secondary matehamtics.
NCTM's homepage:
Collaborative Lesson
Archive
A public lesson archive for grades K-12 maintained at the University of
Illinois NCSA. Lessons are intended for distribution to other educators
on a nonprofit basis.
Eisenhower National Clearinghouse
Contains an electronic multimedia collection of curriculum materials and
programs for K-12 mathematics and science education as well as links to
other education sites.
Explorer Home Page
Resources for K-12 Mathematics and Natural Sciences developed jointly by
the Great Lake Collaborative and the University of Kansas UNITE group to
engage educators and students in creating and using multimedia resources
for active learning.
Teachers Helping
Teachers
A site for teachers that seeks to provide basic teaching tips to inexperienced
teachers; ideas that can be immediately implemented into the classroom;
and new ideas in teachingmethodologies for all teachers.
The Hub
A growing collection of educational resources and services for Mathematics,
Science, and Technology educators. Operated by TERC on behalf of the Regional
Alliance, the Hub houses articles, curriculum, newsletters, projects, reports,
and software.
Frank Potter's Science
Gems- mathematics
This site has links to many different math and math education pages. They
are organized by subject or grade level.
Mathematics
Department
this may have many linkd to sites that will help me do this.
Materials Organized
by mathematical Topics
This has a good listing of links and has many mathematicla topics
Mathematical
Museum and Exhibition
Has interseting links to not only biogapies of mathematicians but also how
certain branches of mathematics were developed. It also contains linkd to
some visualizations, other museum and expositions, and educational resources.
History textis not to detailed.
Mathematics
Has links to educaitonal activities with pi, history of pi, pi project,
and pi applications. Could be of use to teachers who are teaching this concept.Developed
by school teachers for school teachers.
mactutor History of mathematics
Has a large biographical index of many famous mathemticiansfrom ancient
greece to modern day. Discusses famious curves, birthplaces. Organized alphabetically
and chronologically. Has chronologies of how the lives of mathematicians
overlap Does not have great detail.
Mathematical
Museum and Exhibition
Has interseting links to not only biogapies of mathematicians but also how
certain branches of mathematics were developed. It also contains linkd to
some visualizations, other museum and expositions, and educational resources.
History textis not to detailed.
Dr Math
This site provides an area where students can ask questions about mathematics
and receive answers.
Data sets
USDA Economica
ans Staitstics system: Data Sets
these data sets may be useful for classroom projects. This site contains
data on food, livestock, land and water conservtion and other environmental
statistics.
U.S. Census Bureau the office of
statistics
A wealth of staitstical information about hte united states. Its search
engine may be take some getting used to, but worth the hassle if doing statistics
projects.
Puzzles
The puzzle archive.
This site gives several hundred mathematical puzzles categorized by topic.
Mike's
Archive of Riddles and Puzzles:
This provides about 100 mathematical puzzles and riddles with solutions.
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