USU Math 5010

A website with lots of great applets

Thought this would be useful a since we are learning more about geogebra

Ipad apps that may be useful for the4 classtroom

Activity to facilitate further understanding of circles

This links to The Learning Network for the NYTimes. Here you can find lesson plans that connect to current events. (You can search by topic.)

While not particularly user-friendly creation-wise, it is pretty easy to pick up on what you can do. It has math topics: integers, fractions, concepts, and geometry. Within each, you can choose specific concepts, level of difficulty, and the number of problems. Then, simply send students to the URL, and they can take a fill-in-the blank quiz and see results immediately.

Ideas for starting and ending year on a positive note and everyday in between.

Great resource for reaching all learning styles in the classroom.

Great ways to flag questions, important sections, or problem passages. Keeps students involved and responsible for learning.

Inspirational site to encourage teachers to carry on in influencing the lives of their students.

Fun article giving some history on Leonhard Euler and his math counterparts.

Completing the square help

Great little tutorial to help explain FOIL

This site seeks for teachers to enroll in its courses, but this is a page of interactives that are free to use for educational purposes. It also usually has "warm ups" for learning about the applet and "sample activities."

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Utah Education Network's resource page for CCSSI Math

I really love blogs by high school math teachers

Math education blog

Another math blog.

Though this article is more than ten years old, the story of a Mars orbiter crashing because of forgetting to convert between English and metric units is a great example to use in class.