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MathsClass is about teaching and learning in a maths classroom.When I first started this blog (2007), my intention was to write about using technology in the maths classroom. However, using technology in the classroom wasn't as easy as I thought it would be. This blog shifted focus to being more generally about teaching in the maths classroom.This site will be a place for gathering ideas, sharing what works and listening to the experiences of others (i.e. you, feel free to comment).

This wiki has been created by staff at Whitefriars College for their Year 7-9 Students. It has some links they are using for teaching/learning mathematics, and also includes videos, quizzes, tips & tricks. It also has some literacy resources on the left hand side of the page.  http://wfc-learning-together.wikispaces.com/

This site aims to provide teaching and learning resources to make the use of the interactive whiteboard in the classroom easier and more productive.

I hope to design a wiki that will help students and parents discuss and review math topics from school for years 7 - 10 (pathway B). This means that you get to build and change this site. You can change something if it's wrong...or add something if it is needed. This is not designed for me to tell you how to do maths - you can teach each other with this wiki.

Great idea - but the ratios page doesn't look great - text only may not be helpful - though there are videos too.

This is the main page of free teaching materials created with GeoGebra. The structure here is close to the US school system, but we also have an overview page for UK schools.

Good site with worksheets for lots of different geogebra activities including transformations, exponential decay

"Research shows that a project to use the devices as teaching tools in some N.C. districts has had a measurable impact on student achievement in math."

3 Best Practices of Successful Science and Math Teachers What does it mean to be a successful science or math teacher?

Mathematics: OTRNet aims to provide mathematics resources that support curriculum improvement and provide a richer learning experience for students.

Equivalent Fractions activities were good

lots of different stuff, but would take alot of time to sift through it

Bring Geometry to Life with Google SketchUp