MATHEMATICS+EDUCATION

MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

2.1 **Numbers, Number Systems and Number Relationships…** > complex)// 2.2 **Computation and Estimation…** 2.3 **Measurement and Estimation…** 2.4 **Mathematical Reasoning and Connections…** 2.5 **Mathematical Problem Solving and Communication…** 2.6 **Statistics and Data Analysis…** 2.7 **Probability and Predictions…** 2.8 **Algebra and Functions…** 2.9 **Geometry…** 2.10 **Trigonometry…** 2.11 **Concepts of Calculus…**
 * //Types of numbers (e.g., whole, prime, irrational,
 * //Equivalent forms (e.g. fractions, decimals, percents)//
 * //Basic functions// (+, -, x, ÷)
 * //Reasonableness of answers//
 * //Calculators//
 * //Types of measurement (e.g., length, time)//
 * //Units and tools of measurement//
 * //Computing and comparing measurements//
 * //Using inductive and deductive reasoning//
 * //Validating arguments (e.g., if . . . then statements, proofs)//
 * //Problem solving strategies//
 * //Representing problems in various ways//
 * //Interpreting results//
 * //Collecting and reporting data (e.g., charts, graphs)//
 * //Analyzing data//
 * //Validity of data//
 * //Calculating probability to make predictions//
 * //Equations//
 * //Patterns and functions//
 * //Shapes and their properties//
 * //Using geometric principles to solve problems//
 * //Right angles//
 * //Measuring and computing with triangles//
 * //Using graphing calculators//
 * //Comparing quantities and values//
 * //Graphing rates of change//
 * //Continuing patterns infinitely//

[|Curriculum Websites -Math (Share2Learn)]
 * Information, Methods, and Strategies
 * Children's Liiterature with Mathematical Themes
 * [rabfa1]

[|Doing What Works]
 * A site found at the United States Department of Education, this site presents a variety of methods, strategies, and resorurces for teaching mathematics.
 * Visit and watch the video clips in the "Inside Classrooms" section.
 * Under each of the subheadings - "Math and Science" for example - the "Math and Science Links" provide a long list of great resources online. Each section has a group of these links.
 * [rabfa1]

[|Interactivate]
 * This page is a collection of java-based courseware, games, and activities for mathematics and science.
 * At least 150 activities can be found here.
 * Example activities include [|Tessellations], [|Shape Explore], [|Fraction Sorter].
 * [rabfa1]

[|National Council of Teachers of Mathematics]
 * National Standards
 * lesson plans
 * online content help
 * [rabfa1]

[|National Library of Virtual Manipulatives]

[| SMARTer SMARTBoard Use: Finding and Creating SMART Lessons]

[|SMART - Notebook Lesson Activities]
 * Lesson activities can be viewed as a whole, by state curriculum standards, or by grad level and topic.
 * Very searchable with a vast number of useful lessons on this site.

[|The Ultimate Puzzle Site]
 * contains basic puzzles, mathematical problems, logic problems, etc...
 * some really good problem-solving problems
 * [rabfa1]

 [|Using the SMARTBoard to Teach Math]

[|AAA Math]
 * Excellent comprehensive site that provides ideas for teaching various math skills by subject and by grade level
 * BY SUBJECT (CATEGORIES)
 * [|Addition]
 * [|Algebra]
 * [|Comparing]
 * [|Counting]
 * [|Decimals]
 * [|Division]
 * [|Equations]
 * [|Estimation]
 * [|Exponents]
 * [|Fractions]
 * [|Geometry]
 * [|Graphs]
 * [|Measurement]
 * [|Mental Math]
 * [|Money]
 * [|Multiplication]
 * [|Names of Numbers]
 * [|Patterns]
 * [|Percent]
 * [|Place Value]
 * [|Practical Math]
 * [|Properties]
 * [|Proportions]
 * [|Statistics]
 * [|Subtraction]

[|Math Forum @ Drexel University - Ask Dr. Math]