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Emaths for Teachers provides free classroom resources for teachers of mathematics, helping you to teach topics clearly and interactively. also resoruces for learners as well

Math Mutation is a short podcast for people of all ages, where we explore fun, interesting, or just plain wierd corners of mathematics that you probably didn't hear in school.

GeoGebra is a free and multi-platform dynamic mathematics software for schools that joins geometry, algebra and calculus. It received several international awards including the European and German educational software awards.

I created Math Cats for children to promote open-ended and playful explorations of important math concepts. In this corner, we as educators will look at ways to make the most of mathematical opportunities, here at Math Cats and in the world around us.

"MathX is a mathematical game where the player is given 4 single digit numbers (0-9). The player must apply the basic operators (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) to each of these numbers, using all the numbers once only, to get to the answer 24."

Lots of local and global mathematics resources for learners

Fullmarks s a local assessment bank tool for south african learners and ther teachers. You can set tests on the fly. and ad questions to the database It also have the anwers. Very handy

Teaching and Learning Mathematics with Java

This wiki is a meeting place to experiment with and exchange ideas about online mathematics education collaborative tools. Our intent is to: Identify, evaluate, catalog, and aggregate online collaborative tools. Identify technologies and tools that im

Planet Infinity...My K.H.M.S. Math Class Come and explore the beautiful world of Mathematics with me.Web 2.0 has powered us with tools and new methods to make teaching and learning an enjoyable process. Let's learn together!

Deborah Ball 's paper at Amesa2009

"This model for learning mathematics may be quite different from what teachers experienced themselves in the past where classrooms were less interactive, filled with little activity and conversation. Teachers were generally in control, directing all aspects of what was to be learned; different points of view and approaches seldom brought to the surface new ideas and insights and a high degree of redundancy meant that everybody learned the exact same thing at the exact same time.

PLus Magizine asked the question to the renowned cosmologist John D. Barrow, Professor of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge, and here is his answer. If your mind starts to bubble, don't worry, so did ours!

Mindset Learn is aimed at high school learners and teachers in Grade 10, 11 and 12. Content is curriculum aligned with a specific focus on Mathematics, Physical Science and English.