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LaTeX made paper

Calc Program Code

Point Coordinates

Proportions of Circles

Standard Form Equation

Just for Fun

Sweet Software

Cinderella

Geogebra

"R" for statistical computing

Math Online

Math Webpages

Math Applet Libraries

Some Probability Applets

Technology Activity

Final Project

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Math 5010

Math 4200

Awesome Library

This is a resource page for middle and high school teachers. It has a little information itself, but mainly has links to other web pages. It is organized by topic, including groups of links to math games, lesson plans, math subjects, and discussion forums. It also contains a link to math related articles and the state standards.


Math Forum

This is the home website for Dr. Math, a well known resource for teachers. There is a link on this page to Dr. Math as well as the other things provided by Math Forum. However, this page also is a great resource page by itself. It has links to help you in the classroom, such as lesson plans and activities, or with your career.


Hot Chalk

Hot Chalk is a website that has resources for students, teachers, and parents. It has a free membership that gives access to all its resources by topic. It has blogs and online articles written by other teachers/professionals, math related video clips, and other tools and links.


Math Archives

This page only has links to other web pages, bu tit has a lot of them. They are devided by category which makes the site easy to maneuver around. the categories include lesson plans, software, topics, and other math education related pages.


NLVM: The National Library of Virtual Manipulatives

This site contains animated activities to assist in math learning from the basics of counting up to college level mathematics. THey are arranged by age level and topic and is searchable.


PUMAS Examples by NASA

This is a website done by NASA containing lesson plans based off of real life situations in which math or science are used. Though many of them deal more with science topics they could be used in classes to help students with critical thinking and applied mathematics.