ABC Maths

Coming from the www.m4ths.com website

" Welcome to the Museum of Mathematics! Mathematics illuminates the patterns and structures all around us. Our dynamic exhibits and programs will stimulate inquiry, spark curiosity, and reveal the wonders of mathematics. The Museum will have its grand opening in 2012 at 11 East 26th Street in Manhattan."

The aim of the site is to provide an environment where people can dictate the direction of their learning offering a range of interactive tools, links and resources. Many pupils have ability to further themselves, demonstrate the desire to learn and show a passion to achieve yet their needs are often not met in the busy classroom. The videos, interactive apps and resources will allow you to take control of your education and offer a chance to find a medium and speed most suited to your learning style.

"Secondary Maths resources collections"

Difficult to find what is in each chapter but worth exploring

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Mainly KS5 Videos on most topics, with each accompanied by notes, exercises, tests etc

free courses and documentaries

"There are 366 different Starters of The Day. They are activities designed for KS3 pupils to work on at the beginning of their Maths Lesson. The format lends itself to be projected from a data projector or used on an interactive whiteboard. A starter will give your lesson a focused beginning and time to attend to the other little tasks you have to do at the beginning of the lesson such as calling the register and preparing for the rest of the lesson. "

Some good mental maths starters

"This is a school's website with excellent examples and solutions on most IGCSE and IB topics. "

These are the bookmarks we made when we were trying to use Delicious in the Department.

"Investigates some of the great problems in the history of math and the mathematicians who were inspired by them."

Some famous things to work on like Pi, e etc

coud be useful for cross curricular between Art and Maths

MathTV: This site offers math video by topic and math videos that accompany textbooks in addition to coorinated homework and worksheets.

"general Maths revision"

Yenka Mathematics lets you experiment easily with 3D mathematical models, to learn about statistics, probability, geometry and coordinates. It can be used as a flexible demonstration tool - for example, on a whiteboard. Alternatively, students can use Yenka themselves, to learn by experimenting in Yenka's 3D world. There's a wide range of ready-made lessons and activities that you can use in your lessons, and a set of training videos to help you get started. And teachers and students can all use the full version of Yenka Mathematics at home, free of charge.

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