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he students are practicing their understanding of geometry and geography during this series of activities. It’s fun and useful

The Math Emporium is a learning center for the study of mathematics

Get the Math is designed to help students understand real-world applications of Algebra I.  Interrelated video segments and interactive tools support student learning of algebraic concepts related to music, fashion, videogames, restaurants, basketball, and special effects

Share it with your math students or those AP or Gifted students. Then, ask them what THEY think about. Ask them, "If you could take any path in life right now, where would you want to go and what would you want to do?" No, it's not a question that will appear on any test, so it won't a test score, but it just might get them thinking about their own interests and passions.

e five places that students can find free mathematics tutorial videos.

the Math Emporium here at Virginia Tech represent a first step in truly escaping the tyranny of the 'seat-time' paradigm.

If John sits daydreaming in a traditional classroom, the class goes on without him. If he sits lost in reverie in the Math Emporium, the computer in front of him patiently waits; there will be no progress, no completion of assigned tasks, until he does something--until he takes an active role in learning

a $250 million initiative Wednesday to train math and science teachers and help meet his goal of pushing America's students from the middle to the top of the pack in those subjects in the next decade.

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Math And Logic Problems to develop logical reasoning and creative thinking

From algebra to vectors - and everything in between - explore ways to get the message across and bring maths to life.

Factoring with Mr. Yang and Mosley the Alien is a site created by a math teacher to help support middle school Algebra students who are studying factroing expressions and equations.  It is designed to be used as a supplement to the curriculum.  This site could be used as an introduction (presents well on the SMARTBoard) or as a review for students.  There are six specific sections/comics to explain factoring.

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Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection is a collection of thirty-two puzzles and logic games

Most of the games and puzzles are simple to play, but difficult to master. Quite a few of the games remind me of the peg-in-board logic games