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Algebra Online |
| This free site is a peculiar mixture of thoughtful personal help on 8-12 algebra and a very complex but absolutely uncontrolled chat room. |
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ALTEC |
| ALTEC, or Advanced Learning Technologies, is a project of the University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning. |
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Annenberg Media |
| This is the essential website for educators, parents, librarians, and students. |
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Eisenhower National Clearinghouse |
| Voted one of the top ten technology websites for middle-school and above students, teachers, and parents, this website is chock full of math and science information. |
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Enchanted Minds |
| Enchanted Mind is an extensive website geared to developing the creativity of anyone at any age level. |
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Favorite Mathematical Constants |
| Steven Finch, Research and Development Team, MathSoft, Inc., has put together a webpage which lists some 138 (and counting) mathematical constants (an associated numerical table of constants lists around 400). |
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Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden Section |
| The Fibonacci website covers just about anything you could want to know about these numbers. |
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Fun Mathematics Lessons |
| Fun Mathematics Lessons contains over 20 mathematical activities for ages K-adult. |
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Girl Tech |
| Not only does this site motivate girls to enter the field of computer science, it highlights issues that are important to girls. |
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Girls to the Fourth Power Algebra Program |
| The algebra tutoring program for middle and high school girls which is described at this website is right on target. |
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Math Surf |
| I found enough information to be used by any parent or teacher in any primary math book. This is a site that is well worth looking into. |
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MathMol |
| MathMol (Mathematics and Molecules) is designed to serve as an introductory starting point for those interested in the highly specialized field of molecular modeling. |
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Measure for Measure |
| This site is a collection of interactive sites on the Web that estimate, calculate, evaluate, translate, and so on. |
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MegaMath |
| MegaMath does a wonderful job of explaining difficult concepts through simple words and games. An excellent tie-in for an algebra, geometry, or calculus class. |
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Mr. Pitonyak's Pyramid Puzzle |
| This is an excellent project...this project could certainly be of value in middle school and college. |
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Mrs. Glosser’s Math Goodies |
| The Math Goodies website is one of the finest sites of this nature I have ever seen or used. |
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NASA Quest |
| This is an excellent site for teachers and for a large range of ages of students. The site is a resource for educators and students interested in meeting and learning about NASA people and space science. |
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National Center for Education Statistics |
| It is an extremely large site devoted to almost any type of data one could request on education from a student, a teacher, an administrator, a librarian, and even a Board of Education member. |
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PBS Science & Nature |
| The science and nature portion of the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) website provides an extraordinary educational experience. |
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PlaneMath |
| PlaneMath combines Mathematics and Aeronautics in an interactive setting for students with physical disabilities in grades 4-7. |
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Project Explorer |
| I found the website generally well organized. It is nicely and simply designed. |
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S.O.S. MATHematics |
| This site presents online tutorials on some of the important concepts from pre-college and college math courses. |
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Southeastern Michigan Math-Science Learning |
| The Math-Science Learning Coalition has developed a massive site that is of value to kids, parents, and teachers. |
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Space Educators’ Handbook |
| NASA’s Space Educators’ Handbook is a treasure trove of information, visuals, and ideas relating to the space program. |
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Surfing the Net with Kids: Fun with Math |
| Surfing the Net with Kids is a links-oriented site. When the different Math areas are clicked on, you are sent to another website of that category. |
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The Abacus: The Art of Calculating with Beads |
| This site presents an online story that tells you how the abacus is used to add and subtract. It also compares the Japanese, Chinese, and Aztec abacus. |
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The Discrete Mathematics Project |
| If you are looking for stand-alone units to support what you are doing in your math class, this is it! |
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The Math Forum |
| An outgrowth of the Geometry Forum project, the Math Forum is a Center for Math Education on the Internet. |
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The Nine Planets |
| The Nine Planets site, created by astronomer Bill Arnett, is a comprehensive overview. |
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The Prime Page |
| With over 300 web pages at the site, The Prime Page is THE source for everything you ever wanted to know about prime numbers (and more than you could imagine might be connected with them). |
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Virtual Polyhedra |
| The Virtual Polyhedra website is a virtual encyclopedia of polyhedra constructed and maintained by George W. Hart. |
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