Group items tagged

An all time favorite of mine. Ask Dr. Math has many resources for teachers and students alike.

The Internet's premier ask-an-expert math help service. Ask Dr. Math a question using the Dr. Math Web form, or browse the extensive archive of previous questions and answers.

The Internet's premier ask-an-expert math help service. Ask Dr. Math a question using the Dr. Math Web form

Over 1000 lesson plans and units for math teachers! This website also includes what part of the standard course of study the lesson pertains too, as well as teacher feedback from the use of the lesson. I think this would be very useful if a teacher is struggling with a particular topic. They can come on this website and find a new way to explain a topic. This website also gives you questions that you can ask (sometimes higher level questions are difficult to come up with).

Over 1000 lesson plans and units for math teachers! This website also includes what part of the standard course of study the lesson pertains too, as well as teacher feedback from the use of the lesson. I think this would be very useful if a teacher is struggling with a particular topic. They can come on this website and find a new way to explain a topic. This website also gives you questions that you can ask (sometimes higher level questions are difficult to come up with).

Hunch is a decision-making tool, built by its users. In ten questions or fewer, \nHunch gives you its best hunch of what you would like. It offers questions on about anything.

Twtpoll is a simple survey/ poll twitter app. Type in a 140 chars question, type in multiple choice answers, and share it in social networks, or embed it in your blog. Twtpoll is a simple survey/ poll twitter app. Type in a 140 chars question, type in multiple choice answers, and share it in social networks, or embed it in your blog.

This is a good idea if people just need to ask each other a quick question. With teachers it can be a question about a lesson plan or asking if they can send a student that way. It helps them so they won't have to send messages via students or interrupting other teachers through phone calls.

The Math League is dedicated to bringing challenging mathematics materials to students. League specialties include math contests, books, and computer software designed to stimulate interest and confidence in mathematics for students from the 4th grade through high school.

The Math League is dedicated to bringing challenging mathematics materials to students. League specialties include math contests, books, and computer software designed to stimulate interest and confidence in mathematics for students from the 4th grade through high school. Contest questions are designed to cover a range of mathematical knowledge for each grade level. Questions on the contests never require any mathematics beyond the grade level tested. They're fun too!

Ask.com is a web search engine. While it does similar things as does Google, it allows people to pose questions and searches for answers to those questions. In this respect, it is more multi-dimensional than Google.

Math in Daily Life: How much will you have saved when you retire? Is it better to lease or buy a car? Learn the answers to these and other mathematical questions that affect our daily decisions.

Math in Daily Life: How much will you have saved when you retire? Is it better to lease or buy a car? Learn the answers to these and other mathematical questions that affect our daily decisions.

For the times in need of surveying multiple people, this website can help you. Teachers can have their students create other maps besides pie charts with the outcome of the answers. Create an account and you can poll people with whatever questions you need to be answered. Once you are done polling, it creates a pie chart to show the final results.

Type in a 140 chars question, type in multiple choice answers, and share it in social networks, or embed it in your blog.

Lets students communicate with each other while out of the classroom. Can help with questions a student may have with a quick response from another classmate.

This 2.0 website is a resource for information on various topics provided by other internet users. This site can be used to ask questions, share answers, learn from experience, and build expertise for all.

Global Scholar is a secure, personalized online learning community. Find tutors, get online homework help, communicate with tutor by whiteboard. No fee; pay per hour or question.

Brain Boosters offers online activities for your kids including educational games and brain teasers. This website would be beneficial if you wanted to put one of these up on the board with your warm-up problems. You could also use some of these as bonus questions on a test or just a fun filler to pull out of your bag of tricks.

Online help with all levels of math. Provides sample questions with answers.

The resources by grade level provide great activities and puzzles for each objective of the ncscos. The indicators questions provide vocabulary and word problems for each objective for the ncscos. The week by week essentials are for review and problem solving.

Middle School Student Center. Practice problems, questions, answers, and fun games.

This website is known at the educators reference desk. It contains many resources as well as frequently asked questions and lesson plans.

This website is for children, parents, and teachers to practice math skills. It is tailored for grades Pre-K thru 5th with more grades coming soon. This site has a 30 day trial and membership becomes $9.95/mo.

Practice makes perfect, and IXL makes math practice fun. With unlimited math questions in more than 1,000 topics, students improve their skills and confidence and always have new challenges to meet. Only kindergarten through 5th grade right now but more grades to come.

This is a site from the University of Michigan and it tackles the question, "How do we close the achievement gap? Really nice articles to read and discuss with peers. We all know there are no simple answers and dialog can only help define the multiple ways to close the gap.

Online math collection from Franklin Institute for science. Site focuses on science topics and lessons but also has page for math questions. Math topics include Exhibit Math, Multicultural Problems for the 21st Century, Open-Ended Math Problems, Puzzling and Perplexing Seasonal Math Problems, Neighborhood Math, Mathematics Hotlist, and Toothpick Puzzles