This is pretty good advice.

NRICH is a team of qualified teachers who are also practitioners in RICH mathematical thinking. This unique blend means that NRICH is ideally placed to offer advice and support to both teachers and learners of mathematics.

Cory recommended this blog. Looks intriguing.

Dan recommended this, so it's probably got merit.

This guy is, at the very least, thoughtful and fun to read. I'm sure I agree with him quite a bit, too.

Need to check this one out.

Useful for pointing out the importance of base case and inductive step.

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Bill Madden wrote:
> Are we supposed to complete the form by just filling it in by hand?
> Adam Harbaugh wrote:
> > Remember to send me an alternative email address to send the wiki invitation to.
> >
> > Remember to bring the Who I Am bio form found at http://drop.io/1deroes/asset/whoiam-pdf

I think that would be great.

Leah Cottrell wrote:
> Dr. Harbaugh,
>
> I recently signed up for a few presentations on the wiki and then changed my "problem presentation" date to tomorrow. After reading chapter 1 and deciding upon a logic-type problem presentation, I thought it would fit in nicely. What do you think?
>
>
> Adam Harbaugh wrote:
> > Remember to send me an alternative email address to send the wiki invitation to.
> >
> > Remember to bring the Who I Am bio form found at http://drop.io/1deroes/asset/whoiam-pdf

A nice app that makes scanning easy. Another way to make going paperless easier.

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very promising resource for teaching/learning mathematics.

Good information for those new to facebook and/or to being a professional

Great way to re-present your presentation

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This is pretty funny. Good lead-ins for discussions.

Good article about a CMS middle school principal and an innovative program including the use of same sex classrooms, among other things.

What if students were exposed to material like this in high school or before?