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Select Math/Science Resources on the
Internet
The following locations may be interesting
starting points in your search for math resources
on the World Wide Web. If you come across any
other sites that you think should be on this
list, please let me know.
Take a Look at These Sites First
- The
Math Forum
- Formerly " The Geometry Forum",
this site features resources for teachers
and students. There are links to
software, lesson plans, newsgroups, and
other math resources. The Forum is the
home of Ask
Dr. Math, MathMagic!,
and Geometry
Problem of the Week (go od sources
for math problems). Also, Steve's
Dump is a great place to find
internet math resources.
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- The
Math Archives
- The Math Archive contains a wide variety
of materials which are used in the
teaching of mathematics. The primary
strength of the Archive is educational
software, but also included at the site
are laboratory notes, problem sets,
lecture notes, and reports on innovative
methods of teaching. Tha Archive also has
an extensive collection of links to other
sites of interest to mathematicians and
math educators. While much of the
material at this site is specifically
geared towards the college level, there
is a special area for K-12
Math Resources.
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- Cornell
Theory Center Math and Science Gateway
- The Gateway provides links to resources
in mathematics and science for educators
and students in grades 9-12. The math
resource area lists sites by topics,
including geometry, fractals, and
general.
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- MSTE
at UIUC
- The Office for Mathematics, Science, and
Technology Education (MSTE) offers links
to many resources in math, science, and
technology (imagine that!). For math
teachers, there is a searchable
database of mathematics lessons, as
well as a list of links to Math
Education Resources.
Other Resource Sites
Sources of Mathematica Notebooks
Calculus Resources
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