21. Working Your Degree: Mathematics - Nov. 10, 2000 Just onethird of graduates from an applied mathematics, operations research majors end up in education, while 19 percent of general math majors teach. http://money.cnn.com/2000/11/10/career/q_degreemath/

Enter Ticker Symbol Search CNN/Money Autos Real Estate Money's Best Home ... Last 5 Quotes CNN/Money Email newsletters RSS Mobile news Money archives ... Personal Finance Working Your Degree November 10, 2000: 8:30 a.m. ET Applied math becomes more popular among students By Staff Writer Shelly K. Schwartz NEW YORK (CNNfn) - There are those among us for whom math just makes sense They are the followers of Pythagoras. The ones who breezed through calculus. And more likely than not, the ones who can tell you how long it takes train A to catch train B – factoring in wind velocity, speed and freight loads. They are the math majors of the world. And despite their shrinking ranks, insiders say the undergraduate degree in mathematics remains a solid springboard for career advancement especially when coupled with courses in computer science or economics.   "There are options out there," said Tom Rishel, associate director of programs and services at the Mathematical Association of America in Washington. "It's not just a question of being a teacher or actuary. There are all these other possibilities." How they fare Mathematicians, as defined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, use mathematical theory, computational techniques, algorithms and the latest computer technology to solve economic, engineering, physics and business problems.Â

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24. Wisconsin Content Standards Math 246 for teaching upper level number operations and relationships including Calculators and computers are used to carry out complicated computations. http://www.uwrf.edu/math/AppendC&D/M246C.htm

Department of Mathematics Math 246 Math for Elementary Teachers I Wisconsin Content Standards Appendix C All professional education content courses leading to certification shall include teaching and assessment of the Wisconsin Content Standards in the content area. In this column, list the Wisconsin Content Standards that are included in this course. The Standards for each content area are found in the Wisconsin Content Standards document. In this column, indicate the nature of the performance assessments used in this course to evaluate student proficiency in each standard. The structures within the discipline, the historical roots and evolving nature of mathematics, and the interaction between technology and the discipline. Both computers and calculators are used to develop mathematical ideas, solve problems, and to study the structure of mathematics. Facilitating the building of student conceptual and procedural understanding. Homework, tests, and labs using computers, models, and manipulatives focus on conceptual understanding and how / why procedures/ algorithms work. Students are assessed on their understanding and ability to model the use of manipulatives both in lab/homework and on tests. Manipulatives such as base blocks, Cuisenaire rods, attribute blocks, pattern blocks, and geoboards, are used to model mathematical concepts and principles. Helping all students build understanding of the discipline including: • Confidence in their abilities to utilize mathematical knowledge.

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New Jersey Mathematics Curriculum Framework STANDARD 8 - NUMERICAL OPERATIONS K-12 Overview All students will understand, select, and apply various methods of performing numerical operations. Descriptive Statement Numerical operations are an essential part of the mathematics curriculum. Students must be able to select and apply various computational methods, including mental math, estimation, paper-and-pencil techniques, and the use of calculators. Students must understand how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, fractions, and other kinds of numbers. With calculators that perform these operations quickly and accurately, however, the instructional emphasis now should be on understanding the meanings and uses of the operations, and on estimation and mental skills, rather than solely on developing paper-and-pencil skills. Meaning and Importance The wide availability of computing and calculating technology has given us the opportunity to significantly reconceive the role of computation and numerical operations in our school mathematics programs. Up until this point in our history, the mathematics program has called for the expenditure of tremendous amounts of time in helping children to develop proficiency with paper-and-pencil computational procedures. Most people defined proficiency as a combination of speed and accuracy with the standard algorithms. Now, however, adults who need to perform calculations quickly and accurately have electronic tools that are more accurate and more efficient than any human being. It is time to re-examine the reasons to teach paper-and-pencil computational algorithms to children and to revise the curriculum in light of that re-examination. Mental mathematics, however, should continue to be stressed; students should be able to carry out simple computations without resort to either paper-and-pencil or calculators. Fourth-graders must know the basic facts of the multiplication table, and seventh-graders must be able to evaluate in their heads simple fractions, such as

26. Operations Research Management Science - Issues In Education Unlike many of my fellow graduates, I teach at a regional liberal arts school Placing operations researchers in math and computer science departments at http://www.lionhrtpub.com/orms/orms-6-05/education.html

OR/MS Today - June 2005 Issues in Education The Case for Teaching O.R. at Liberal Arts Institutions By Dawn Strickland Less than a decade ago, I graduated from a well-known liberal arts school in the South with an undergraduate degree in mathematics. When nearing the end of my college career, I found myself in the all-too-common state of uncertainty about my future. For lack of any other ideas, I decided to look at graduate schools in mathematics. I wrote away for some brochures and, from one school, I received a pamphlet about its O.R. program. My response was, "Or what?" I had never heard the words "operations" and "research" spoken together, so I certainly didn't know what the field of O.R. entailed. After a visit to the famous "Mike Trick's O.R. Page" on the Web, I decided to give it a try. I applied to a few master's programs in OR/MS along with the math programs I had been looking at originally. Fast-forward a few years, and I am an assistant professor of mathematics with a doctorate in O.R. from Georgia Tech. Unlike many of my fellow graduates, I teach at a regional liberal arts school where I am the only operations researcher for miles. The appeal of OR/MS to these math students made me start thinking about the new INFORMS campaign to market the profession. What if I hadn't received that O.R. brochure when applying to graduate schools? What if my students were never exposed to OR/MS? What about all the extremely intelligent math and computer science students who never heard of OR/MS?

27. Undergraduate Program computing, mathematics, mathematics teaching, operations research, To become certified to teach secondary school mathematics, you must also satisfy http://www.ipfw.edu/math/undrgrad.html

Undergraduate Programs in Mathematics The Department of Mathematical Sciences offers a program leading to an associate of arts (A.A.) degree with a major in mathematics and programs leading to bachelors of sciences (B.S.) degrees with majors in mathematics and in mathematics teaching . Faculty of the Department also provide academic advising for the minor in mathematics and the bachelor of arts (B.A.) degree with a major in computer science Long-term Schedule of Mathematics and Statistics Courses Sequencing of Selected Undergraduate and Graduate Level Courses Course descriptions: Math course list comprehensive list undergraduate and graduate bulletins - link to PDF Mathematics Major for the B.S. Degree Programs leading to the bachelor of science degree help prepare you for employment in business and industry, teaching in secondary schools, or study for advanced degrees. As a mathematics major you may choose one of six options: actuarial science, computing, mathematics, mathematics teaching, operations research , or statistics.

28. The Math Forum - Math Library - Operations Research INFORMS Computing Society (ICS) Institute for operations Research and the Choose a math Education Topic, all math education topics, teaching http://mathforum.org/library/topics/operations_research

Browse and Search the Library Home Math Topics : Operations Research Library Home Search Full Table of Contents Suggest a Link ... Library Help Subcategories (see also All Sites in this category Control Theory Dynamic Programming Game Theory ... Systems Theory Selected Sites (see also All Sites in this category High School Operations Research Modules consisting of one or two student activity worksheets (4-6 pages) in which students discover mathematical concepts while solving a scaled-down problem set in a context they can relate to. In addition each module contains twenty to thirty pages of teacher resource material. Typical modules investigate average time waiting in line, managing a telephone ordering system, selecting a college, finding the shortest route for a delivery truck, etc. With Case Studies of major companies, from American Airlines to World Cup Soccer. more>> INFORMS OR/MS Resource Collection - Michael Trick, Carnegie Bosch Inst., Grad. School of Indust. Administration, Carnegie Mellon Univ. An organized listing of sites concerned with the field of operations research, the technique of using modern scientific models to predict and compare the outcomes of complex systems, considering factors such as change and risk, with links to: FAQs; Societies; Newsgroups/Email lists; Resources; People; Research Groups; Educational Programs; Companies; Online Computer Programs; Courses; Journals; Discussion. See also general course information , supplemented with class notes (including pages on Integer Programming, Mini Case for Discussion, Network Flow, and Dynamic Programming, the last with Excel worksheets) and homework with solutions.

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Book Review by Suzanne H. Chapin and Art Johnson Review Review by Karen Soanes, Helen Barrett Montgomery School No. 50, Rochester, New York. This book is written for elementary school teachers who wish to deepen their own mathematical understanding. The premise of the book is that teachers cannot teach what they do not understand. Math Matters covers number sense, computation, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, fractions, decimals, percents, algebra, plane geometry, spatial sense, measurement, statistics, and probability. The authors present a clear explanation of each topic, including related vocabulary, typical problems found in the elementary school curriculum, current research findings, and examples of student work and common strategies. Because the book contains a substantial amount of information, reading it cover to cover is not practical; instead, it should be used as a teacher resource. After a brief introduction, teacher activities are presented. Generally, these activities involve analyzing student strategies or solving problems. Answers and explanations follow each problem. Although teachers could read and understand the strategies on their own, this book would be ideal in teacher study groups or learning circles or as part of a professional development seminar. While I was reading, I was eager to talk with other teachers about what I was learning. If you have ever felt confused or wondered about a mathematical concept, then this book should be on your shelf. I gained many mathematical insights that improved the quality of my teaching, which is the goal of this fine book.

31. Mathematics Curriculum Framework - November 2000 - Massachusetts Department Of E Mathematics in the middle school centers on understanding and computing with rational Technology in the Number Sense and operations strand is used to http://www.doe.mass.edu/frameworks/math/2000/overview.html

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search options Friday, September 23, 2005 Recommended Links Archived Recommendations Basic Computation Abacus, The A member of Ryerson Polytechnic Institute's Department of Engineering and Computing brings you this award-winning site about the history and operations of the abacus. The site compares devices from different countries, gives an overview of the abacus's history, teaches how to use an abacus, offers instructions on making an abacus out of Legos, and offers recommended reading and links. Ballparks There are lots of fun math activities to create using information at this site about Baseball Parks using the Facts and Figures section. Students can practice their protractor skills by measuring angles related to baseball field orientation. They can use statistics about seating capacity and cost to build the park to figure out the most expensive seat or rank the domed stadiums by size. There are many ways to engage students in practicing math skills by using data many will find interesting. Base Ten Activities Professor Margo Lynn Mankus of George Mason University prepared this entertaining site designed to help students understand the base ten counting system. The site includes a user-friendly though detailed java applet which allows students to manipulate base ten counting units in an online game, with accompanying teacher materials.

33. ProTeacher! Whole Number Operations Lesson Plans For Elementary School Teachers then view and print math worksheets for teaching addition, subtraction, mathematics Computation (practice Sheets) Printable worksheets that are http://www.proteacher.com/100009.shtml

All Resources All Links Quick Jump to.. BUSYBOARD PRIMARY K-3 GRADES 4-6 THE VENT ARCHIVE MAIN INDEX Child Dev. Class Mgt Humanities Mathematics Reading LA Soc Studies Science T Supplies Teaching P Math Whole Number Operations Trying to create a meaningful math or science experience? Need a more effective teaching strategy? Join us to share ideas and strategies for making math and science instruction effective and meaningful for students. Classroom technology questions are also welcome! source ProTeacher Archive A growing collection of tens of thousands of ideas shared on ProTeacher over the years by teachers from across the United States and around the world. Try it now: source 100th Day of School Celebration Collected Resources source 100th Day of School Celebration Collected Resources source estimation jar Check your local dollar store for neat items to add to your estimation jar. Many of the items can be used again as manipulatives or in centers. rainbow jems black stones very small rainbow craft sticks... source estimation jar I used an estimation jar every week last year. I started the year with big items like tennis balls and pairs of socks. As the year moved along the items got smaller. Some other ideas are ... source Estimation jar I used the estimation jar last year with students and I found it helpful if students filled the jar weekly. Every Friday, students would guess how many items were in the Estimation Jar. The student who came the closest won a prize (lollipop). Then I would them pick a popicle stick (out of a ...

34. Online Math Resources, Elementary: Basic Operations, Times Tables, Place Value List of online math games, quizzes, interactive tutorials, and software Elementary math 1. Basic operations Multiplication tables Factoring Place value http://www.homeschoolmath.net/math_resources_2.php

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36. A Look At Mathematics Education Computer Science Department Box 430 University of Colorado the last two hundred years pedagogical ideas about how to teach math have changed many times, http://www.math.nmsu.edu/breakingaway/works/alookatmath.html

< Return to Index Equity and Quality... Language of... A Look at Mathematics Education (written Sept. 1997) Patricia Baggett Box 30001, Dept. 3MB Department of Mathematical Sciences New Mexico State University Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001 baggett@nmsu.edu Andrzej Ehrenfeucht Computer Science Department Box 430 University of Colorado Boulder, CO 80309-0439 andrzej@cs.colorado.edu Abstract During the last 200 years, mathematics has changed radically. On the other hand, the content of mathematics taught in the elementary grades has remained virtually unchanged, causing a great discrepancy between everyday mathematics and school mathematics. 1. Mathematics education in the early years, 1800 - 2000. Many mathematics books used for educational purposes began to appear in the United States around 1800 (Sterry, 1790; Pike, 1806; Adams, 1808; Daboll, 1812; Hawney, 1813). These books contained material that was used for vocational training in arithmetic in the eighteenth century, information useful for merchants, shopkeepers, craftsmen, and artisans. The content of these books was based on several different concepts of numbers: whole numbers, common fractions taught as parts of a (fractured) whole, decimal fractions, and a variety of composite and denominate numbers. The main purposes were to teach skills in executing written algorithms, and to teach a variety of applications. The books were for teachers, and most learning took place during an apprenticeship, when a person was learning a profession.

37. ENC Online: Web Links: Math Topics: Computation Learning math number and operations Flashcards include activities for practicing arithmetic computation, reducing fractions, figuring money amounts http://www.enc.org/weblinks/math/0,1544,1-operations computation-any-Computation

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38. Mathematics Department Information We use no teaching assistants. All courses for mathematics majors are operations research is a relatively new branch of mathematics that deals with the http://www.csustan.edu/math/brochure.htm

Mathematics Department member Terrie Short (left) and some of her students. Reproduced from "Pathways to the Future," CSU Stanislaus, 1999. The University California State University, Stanislaus, is located in the northern San Joaquin Valley. The modern, well-kept campus is in a rural setting midway between the San Francisco Bay Area and Yosemite National Park. The University considers good teaching to be the primary duty of its faculty. The University has an excellent modern library, and all students have easy access to the entire library collection. There are up-to-date computer facilities for all students. There are rich and varied cultural programs throughout the entire year. There are also a large variety of extracurricular and athletic programs. The Department Of Mathematics The programs of the Department of Mathematics are fully accredited and have a reputation for quality. One important measure of the reputation and quality of our programs is the fact that over the years our graduates have been very successful in entering the careers of their choices. Another important measure of the reputation and quality of our programs is the number of graduate fellowships given to our graduates by many of the best known mathematics departments in the country. We emphasize personal attention for our students.

39. Second Grade Math Teaching Resources, Books - Numbers, Problem-Solving, Patterns Second grade teaching resources, books and materials for math skills numbers, Addition and Subtraction; Multiplication; operations and Computation http://oblockbooks.home.att.net/secondmath.htm

O'Block Books Your one stop shop for early childhood teaching supplies and materials. P.O. Box 126 Irwin, PA 15642 oblockbooks@att.net Teacher Teaching Materials by Subject Alphabet / Phonics Reading / Literacy / Books Writing / Language Arts Basic Skills / Readiness Activities Math Science and Social Studies Themes Computers / Technology Classroom Displays / Bulletin Boards / Name Plates Classroom Helpers: learning centers, forms, plan books Learning Games / Flashcards / Bingo Best of the Mailbox series Includes: Thematic Units Circle Time Activities Learning Centers Bulletin Boards Arts and Crafts Songs Management Tips Reproducibles Preschool Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Second Grade Math Teaching Supplies, Resources, Books and Materials Basic Math Skills Addition / Subtraction Money Time ... Second Grade Home Page In order to view some of the Sample Pages you need Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you need to download Adobe Acrobat Reader, click the button below: Basic Math Skills Grade Level : First Grade - Second Grade Price Product # Sample Pages This is the perfect resource to help your students make the connection between the math skills they learn in the classroom and their real-life applications. Packed with loads of thematic fun, each activity helps teach national math standards in a developmentally appropriate way.

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