Website designed to help students with specific problems they have with a math topic. Answers to problems are generated in real time as the student types in their problem. It also shows how to get to the answer. Part of Education Discovery.

This site (wiki) provides a number of interest, background and learning style surveys or questionnaires. This information can be useful for both students and teachers in building a successful classroom by allowing each to know individual profiles.

A meta-collection of videos accumulated and shared by numerous affiliates of the site, like youtube, meta cafe, and my - face. Videos can be found that relate to any chosen topic from interviews, demonstrations, to interesting tidbits, that could be used in a classroom.

This Annenberg Foundation site uses media and telecommunications to advance excellent teaching in American schools. This is carried out chiefly by the use of educational video programs with coordinated Web and print materials for the professional development of K-12 teachers. There are also programs for use in the classroom. There is a wide variety of topics for differednt content areas.

iSpeech can convert your favorite Websites, RSS, Blogs and Documents (Microsoft Office, Adobe PDF, Text, etc.) to speech with any PC or Mobile Device. Varying monthly fee based on amount of time /text used. Can help auditory learners handle written text.

Fliggo lets you quickly create your own video sharing site. There are no downloads or installation. "Teachers have used Fliggo to post homework assignments, interact with their students through video, or share lectures privately. Fliggo's privacy options make the service invaluable to teachers"

Fliggo lets you quickly create your own video sharing site. There are no downloads or installation. "Teachers have used Fliggo to post homework assignments, interact with their students through video, or share lectures privately. Fliggo's privacy options make the service invaluable to teachers"

A clearing house for a large selection of blogs, especially math related topics. There is a large variety of topics that seem to be updated continually.

Teacher created unit tieing literature to geometry. Some links no longer available but a good unit covering circles and concepts of circle measurement. The unit incorporates numerous learning styles.

NCTM electronic examples, of specific mathematic standards. Every teacher should have this site bookmarked. It lists standards and explains the appropriate expectations of each standard while providing some activities that directly address the standard. It also has a page for "Illuminations", a resource of lessons and activities supporting the standards.

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

This is a great site for teachers. It provides numerous activities, lessons, recent and archival educational articles, time saving templates, and much more.

Looking for a nice way to review, but don't have much time to develop an integrated lesson. Well let's play Jeopardy. There are pre-made games for all grade levels and most subject matter. Site created by a Kentucky school presents games as well as instructions on how to create your own Jeopardy game.

This site has a compilation of resources. There are resources (such as project conceptualization and information gathering) and interactive activities for students. And lesson development and discipline integration for teachers.

Wordle is a toy for generating "word clouds" from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text. You can tweak your clouds with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes. The images you create with Wordle are yours to use however you like. You can print them out, or save them to the Wordle gallery to share with your friends. This would be a good way of working with vocabulary words, word walls, or having students recognize prominent words in a text.

This site has a huge compilation of resources. Be prepared to spend some time in discovery. Sites range from lesson plans to blogs to educational issues. Site "includes hundreds of articles and links about curriculum, teaching strategies, teacher professional development, parent involvement, classroom assessment, and much more."

A way of including student interests in the classroom. "Check off things you've done - "diddits." Star stuff you wanna do - "wanna dos." Tell stories about your life experiences. Create lists of things you've done, things you wanna do, or both. Browse and search our database of over 200k things to do. Add suggestions to lists. Meet people like you. Share your favorite lists on Facebook. Build your profile of life experiences.

This is a great site to help students develop a visual understanding of a concept. It contains 155 different lessons and activities with interactive programming. Lessons are clear and activities are interesting. Topics range from number through geometry to statistics. Difficulty ranges from elementary to secondary.

This site can be used to organize your books. There is access to Amazon books, ratings and sales ranks. You can check books' availability in over 300 libraries in 11 different countries, check out what's in your friends' bookshelves and view books previewed through Google Books. You can embed your bookshelf on your blog.

Mathematical concepts are organized alphabetically and by level (elementary to college). There are archived questions and answers catalogued by Drexel University. If you don't see your needed information you can directly ask a question.