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  1. Added Dec 23, 2008 by sanchye
    This article gives an introduction on teaching mathematics with virtual manipulatives.
  2. Added Dec 18, 2008 by gutman_librarians
    The focus of the report is on the performance of U.S. students relative to their peers in other countries in 2007, and on changes in mathematics and science achievement since 1995.
  3. Added Dec 15, 2008 by ph5 and 1 other
    Really awesome website for 6th grade mathematics - think James Bond solving math problems. Pretty hip compared to other math sites!
  4. Added Dec 15, 2008 by jillianeorr
    A list/guide to great sites for kids- including educational sites!
  5. Added Dec 15, 2008 by jillianeorr
    A nice site with videos, games, puzzles, and math help for kids.
  6. Added Nov 05, 2008 by sanchye
    This is a commercial online math practice platform developed by MIT graduates to help students become better at mathematics through adaptive math practice. This system seemed to be intelligent as it is said to be adaptive and parents/teachers/administrator might be able to track students' progress.
  7. Added Oct 26, 2008 by jillianeorr
    A fun and sweet site to promote the beauty of mathematics.
  8. Added Oct 17, 2008 by sanchye
    This website contains a lot of teaching and learning resources(using technology tools) under the math tools section, targeted at different grade level and topics. Resources include sketchpad activities, java applets, etc. The website also contains articles on maths education.
  9. Added Dec 05, 2007 by schwangr and 1 other
    Advice to Students: Over the years, I have collected some information that I hope will help students, particularly beginning math students, to improve their study and learning habits. An important part of what you learn at college is how to learn, so that you can carry that on for the rest of your life. Find out what works for you and what doesn't.
  10. Added Dec 04, 2007 by sarabel and 2 others
    There's a lot of stuff in here. Join our community! You can get a nice tour in the Getting Started section and also by viewing Navigating Math Tools by Bethany Hudnutt.
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