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Ask Dr. Math
A question and answer service for K-12 math students and their teachers. A searchable archive is available by level and topic.
Encyberpedia Math links
Many listings concerning math.
Mathematics of Cartography
An interesting site covering mathematics topics - lines, points, areas, coordinates, etc. and their association with maps. Also, links to many cartography resources.
Math Lessons by Susan Boone
Susan has created some of the best math lesson plans using the Internet. These lessons are fully interactive and feature problem-solving skills.
Mathematics Archives Server at the University of Tennessee
Many links to world wide web sites that deal with many aspects of mathematics.
MathMagic on the Web
A telecommunications project developed in El Paso, Texas. It provides strong motivation for students to use computer technology while increasing problem-solving strategies and communication skills.
Math Help (From The Math League)
Help on whole numbers, decimals, data & statistics, fractions, geometry, ratio & proportion, percentages, integers, metric units & measurements, intro to algebra, and positive & negative numbers, all in an easy to follow format (with examples).
Flash Cards for Kids!
This is an interactive flash card site. You can choose among addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division; simple or complicated problems; and how many digits the numbers will have.
Appetizers and Lessons for Math and Reason
Several puzzles and short discussions to help students understand algebra and proofs. From books by Alan Selby.
A Gallery of Interactive On-Line Geometry
Investigate tiling and other geometry applications.
A Fractals Unit for Elementary and Middle School Students
Well-organized site for teachers with lessons and outlines. Also, some teacher communication and feedback.
History of Mathematics
Lots of information, including the biographies of more than 1000 mathematicians. From the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.
Mathematics Information Servers
The World Wide Web Virtual Library: Mathematics
Go to "Math Education" link on this page for many lesson leads.
The Prime Page
Articles concerning prime numbers, prime factorizations, and software to help any prime number study. Check out the visualizations of prime number distributions and the generation methods.
Welcome to MegaMath!
Full of activities and games, designed to keep ever-reluctant mathematicians to explore.
Dynamical Systems and Technology Project
A National Science Foundation-sponsored project designed to help secondary school and college teachers of mathematics bring contemporary topics in mathematics (chaos, fractals, dynamics) into the classroom, and to show them how to use technology effectively in this process.
Interactive Mathematics Online
Great geometry site which is even more interesting when you link to the creator's home page. Jamie Garmendia is a 16 (probably 17 now) year-old student who used his notebook from the geometry class to write these pages.
Calculus Graphics-Douglas N. Arnold
This Web site contains online multimedia representations of the basics of calculus. It covers topics such as the definition of the derivative, limits and differentiability, and integrating for volumes of 3-D surfaces.
Online Calculus Exercises
Interactive, calculus exercises, which grade themselves. These "smart exercises" are produced with Java.
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Biographies of Women Mathematicians
Men weren't the only minds behind great mathematical discoveries. Throughout history, women have made a significant contribution to the world of math. Research a particular mathematician, or visit the list of prizes and degrees awarded to women.
Cornell Theory Center Math and Science Gateway
This site has dozens of links to math Web sites in a variety of difficulty levels. In addition to the regular math subjects, you'll find links on math history, software, fractals, tables, and glossaries.
Cut the Knot
This site is loaded with math brain teasers. Including simple arithmetic to the most complex mathematical concepts, this site has written descriptions of math theories, illustrated with puzzles and problems. Visit the Cut the Knot newsletter, too.
Dave's Math Tables
Need a math table for quick reference? This site has tables for everything from general arithmetic to algebra, geometry, trigonometry, linear algebra, discrete math, statistics, calculus, and more. Visit with a group and use the online white board.
Economics America
To help Americans achieve economic literacy, the National Council on Economic Education (NCEE) developed the Economics America site. The site contains ECONnection lesson plans and curriculum created by the NCEE for elementary, middle school, and high school students. Lessons include online interviews with experts, interactive activities and WebQuests, and carefully selected Web site links.
Education 4 Kids: Math
This is a great site for kids in all grades who need extra practice with math. Build flashcards for yourself or your kids, try a math game, drill through mathematics tables, or learn about time and money.
ENC Online
The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse specializes in information on math and science education. In addition to the latest news, you'll find the Digital Dozen, thirteen outstanding new math/science Web sites each month.
iFigure
iFigure provides links to online calculators and worksheets as well as interactive and educational tools useful for helping with homework assignments, budgets, or everyday situations such as calculating calories, buying a car, and estimating wind chill. Students, don't miss the mathematics and science sections, which cover topics such as algebraic and geometric equations and conversions for chemistry and physics.
The MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive
If you're interested in the names and faces behind the theories, visit this site, which is filled with biographies of the world's famous mathematicians. You can also research the history of concepts such as pi, prime numbers, functions, curves, and more.
The Math Forum
This site has everything! From Problems of the Week to Ask Dr. Math, students of any age and at any level can learn new concepts, work problems, and get their math questions answered. Online lesson plans are also available.
Math for Elementary School Kids
Teach R Kids Math is a Web site with a large assortment of interactive lessons that demonstrate basic mathematical concepts.
Math Homework Help
From pre-algebra to calculus, students will find this site useful when they get stumped on their homework. Send your question to an expert, or check the math dictionary and directories of formulae, rules, and practice problems.
The Math League
This site is designed for students in 4th through 8th grades, but can be enjoyed by anyone interested in math. There's a complete database of math contests, and an important help facility, where you'll find quick charts and examples of math concepts.
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