Appetizers and Lessons for Math and Reason
A fun and intriguing site that will get your brain going.
Biographies of Women Mathematicians
For reports or information in general of women mathematicians.
Calculus and Mathematica Homepage
If you are using or want to use Mathematica, this will help you get started by giving you new ideas, lessons, and resources.
Clever Games for Clever People
List of games, complete with directions and examples.
The Cornell Theory Center Math and Science Gateway
For secondary school students and educators. Provides an easy starting point for locating science and mathematics resources on the web. It is tailored to the needs of students in grades 9 through 12, with links to resources in subject areas such as astronomy, biology, chemistry, computing, the environment, health, mathematics, and physics.
Dr. Math
Ask questions and have them answered. All levels of education. You choose the level and then subject to see the questions asked and answered. Awesome!
Eisenhower National Clearinghouse
This site has a wide variety of mathematics and science resources including model curricula and lesson plans.
Fractals
Gives information about what is new with fractals. There is a collection of interactive software, fractal programs, and images. It is a good site to explore what fractals can really do.
Fun With Numbers
Pointless fun with numbers such as pi expanded, the first 28,915 odd primes, and many more oddities.
Gallery of Interactive Geometry
Practice and play with interactive software for building rainbows, projective conics, and many more.
The Geometry Center
The Center has a unified mathematics computing environment supporting math and computer science research, mathematical visualization, software development, application development, video animation production, and K-16 math education. A good place to start to find other links and more ideas and concepts than you could use
The Geometry Sender at Keio University
Manuals and tutorials, geometry data, interactive software demos, and a section on navigating the web.
Journal of Statistics Education
Post secondary teaching of statistics
Key Issues for the Math Community
Key Issues: Key questions, key problems and opportunities, equity and access, minorities and mathematics, women and mathematics, the job market and new teachers, mathematics and the public policy, public understanding of mathematics and ethical guidelines of the American Mathematical Society.
Kids Hotlist
Stuff solely done by kids. It is interesting and covers more than just mathematics information.
Lesson Plans
A list of lesson plans dealing with K-12 math lessons. Each place cites subject matter and the grade it was written for. A good place for teachers to get new ideas and to help new teachers get started. You can see many different types of lesson plans.
Math Archives
It is divided into five categories: Math Archives Information, Software, Abstracts and Reviews, Other Teaching Materials, Other Math Archives Features, and Materials Organized by Type.
The Math Forum
Has several strong connections, including: Math Gems
GREAT! Mathematics areas listed by name and the site is updated regularly with new information. Some of the areas are still being worked on, but this is a place if you are looking for a particular branch of math.
Mathematics Hotlist
Math Magic
Challenges in math for different grade levels.
Math Pages
This site contains over 300 articles on a variety of mathematical topics, including number theory, combinations, geometry, algebra, calculus, differential equations, probabilility, statistics, physics, and the history of mathematics.
Math Resources
Math site for information and resources for grades 5-8.
Megamathematics
Each smaller section contains: Activities, vocabulary, background information, big ideas and key concepts, evaluation, for further study, prep and materials, and NCTM (relation to standards).
NCTM-National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
NCTM Standards
The entire NCTM Standards are available on-line at this site!
RCDPM-Research Council for Diagnostic and Prescriptive Mathematics
SAMI Math curriculum
Basically a road map to many other sites.
Teachers Helping Teachers
Weekly updated material in many subject areas. Broken down into content areas, classroom management, and a topic of the week. There is also a list of other web sites, a poem of the week, and a stress reduction moment of the week. You can also contribute lessons and enter any questions or problems if you wish.
Web66: A K12 World Wide Web Project
Web66-Math
Connections to multiple schools that have math home pages and also state home pages for mathematics. Web66 will also walk you through the internet and how to find resources. One of the most comprehensive intros to bring the internet into schools K through 12. Just as U.S. Highway Route 66 was a catalyst for America, we see the World Wide Web as a catalyst that will integrate the Internet into K12 school curricula. The Web66 project is designed to facilitate the introduction of this technology into K12 schools. Gives you a global perspective as well. Hours of fun finding.The goals of this project are:
  1. To help K12 educators learn how to set up their own Internet servers.
  2. To link K12 WWW servers and the educators and students at those schools
  3. To help K12 educators find and use K12 appropriate resources on the WWW.
ZIA Education Resources
 Lists multiple resources in different areas.
ZIA Math Resources
Math resources from ZIA Education.
ASPECT Coordinator -Daniel Brahier

Links assembled by Stephanie Steger
This page was designed and created by Ryan M. Speer


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