| - A+ Math: Flash Cards for
Fractions, Integers, etc.--great for one-on-one practice of number facts
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problems of the week for different levels (alg., geom., etc.), Internet math
library, and seemingly infinite resources for the classroom
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| - Ready-to-use TI technology lessons (student sheets, teacher notes, and detailed solutions) at TI-Math
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| - To make puzzles of almost any kind over vocabulary or concepts, go
to the Discovery Channel's Puzzlemaker!
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| - Definitions
and Origins of Math Terms: This site has an extensive background
and history of mathematical terms and symbols we use everyday
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| - Texas Instruments: endless
archives of programs and games for whatever TI you own as well as lesson
plans for the classroom
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| - MATHguide: a guide to puzzles
on the Internet as well as quick lessons and quizzes for student practice
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| - thinks.com: a new crossword,
word search, jigsaw puzzle, and other puzzles every day on this site
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| - Join NCTM (National Council of Teachers
of Mathematics)!
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| - For teachers who use cooperative learning in their classroom, check out Kagan's
website!
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| - To play your favorite board games like Scrabble or Monopoly online,
try games.com!
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| - To practice for the ACT, SAT, or other placement tests, try this Math
Drills page or for any standardized test ever made, check out Test Prep
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| - Having problems putting those math symbols on your tests? Visit MathType!
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| - Do you like Numb3rs? Check out all of the cool activities to go with the show!
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| - Are you a secondary school teacher? Would you like to travel to some great foreign countries? The Toyota International Teacher Program is offering a
fully-funded study visit to Costa Rica in June 2010. Full-time
secondary school teachers in any of the 50 states are eligible to apply. For applications and more information about this unique
opportunity check out our website!
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| - Free
math programs to prepare students for college algebra, calculus, or just
have fun with some mathematical games!
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| - Mathematrix:
a great site for creating your own polyominoes, tangrams, flexagons, and other
mathematical recreations!
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| - For some essays and articles about the misuses of statistics, check out STATS!
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| - Visit the New
York Times Learning Network for quizzes and summaries about current events,
quotes and crosswords of the day, and daily interdisciplinary teacher lesson
plans!
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| - What every new teacher should know--a survival
guide written by Sallie Mae First Class Teachers!
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| - TeachNet has great
web-based activities for math teachers, check it out!
- Teachers, if you have never
attended a T^3 (Teachers Teaching with Technology) conference,
sign up now!
You will come back with lesson plans you can immediately use in your
classroom!
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| - For interesting and challenging problems, try out the following websites:
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