Mathematics classroom resources

New teaching resources on researching learning and teaching in mathematics and how to lead discussions in class are available for download at:

Visit the Wolfram Educational Portal has many useful applets that can be used as starting points for explorations, making conjectures, illustrating concepts, etc. Wolfram Research is dedicated to the advancement of science and mathematics education. For both students and educators, this educational portal contains a collection of resources spanning all precollege grade levels, including dynamic classroom Demonstrations from The Wolfram Demonstrations Project. Explore the topics below to find Demonstrations for your classroom or for individual study

Some simple powerpoints illustrating maths concepts- MMmmm can we give it to the kids to create I say???!!!

we have put together a bunch of really cool sites for all of our business/marketing/accounting teachers out there. In fact, we all clearly need to know more about money, spending, saving, and investing so these sites will work well in just about any class

Another site with collections to mathematics resource links

Dynamic Math Worksheets - Grade One

Arithmetic and early precursors to algebra in the fertile crescent.

A very good motivation for not assigning homework. LOL!!!!!

Math Central is an Internet service for mathematics students and teachers. It is available in English, French, and Spanish. The site includes: * Resource Room: teaching resources and glossaries * Quandaries and Queries: ask a question or search and browse answers * Mathematics with a Human Face: biographies and career information * Teachers' Bulletin Board: conferences, organizations, newsletters and periodicals * Outreach Activities: Canadian educational outreach opportunities * Math Beyond School: articles addressing "where will I ever use this?" * Problem of the Month: see a new problem in September

Deborah Ball 's paper at Amesa2009

Using the equation editor that comes with Microsoft Word, equations can be inserted into Word, PowerPoint, or any application that supports OLE (Object Linking and Embedding). Although most of this document provides instructions pertaining to Word, the procedures for inserting and editing equations in Word are the same as for PowerPoint. Some PowerPoint specific notes can be found at the end of this document.

This page contains prepared links to more than sixty online tools for every day purposes, and some hints where you find more. Some selected links which will be used very often (on account of their generality) are designed as buttons. Below these you find a list of more specialized tools. Each tool is started in its own browser window, so that it may be used simultaneously with other pages of maths online.

It also have an int4eractive java applet to heklp students with the investigation of the problem