121. -- Eduware: Test-Making, Test-Taking, & Review Solutions -- The Wizard Test Maker helps teachers to create exams for any subject or from our huge test banks of questions for Science, Social Studies, Foreign Languages, and math. Windows software only. http://www.eduware.com

With the Wizard Test Maker... Generate professional-quality tests in minutes! Select from thousands of questions on-screen or using convenient printed catalogues! PRESS RELEASES Eduware Proudly Partners with AMSCO School Publications... Eduware offers Custom Database Production... Newsday Article showcasing the EduGame! in action... Online evaluation of EduGame! software written by a science teacher... ... Learn More about creating exams and review sheets in conjunction with our large subject libraries... With the EduGame!... Captivate students with interactive test preparation! Create review activities, hold classroom polls, paperless quizzes and hard-copy tests. Learn More about using technology to increase classroom participation and student assessment... Eduware 2005

122. The Glenn T. Seaborg Center For Teaching And Learning Science And Mathematics The mission of the Glenn T. Seaborg Center is to enrich the knowledge and understanding of the general public in the areas of science and mathematics; particularly that of students and teachers from preschool through college. http://seaborg.nmu.edu/

What's New Events Calendar Our Programs Exploration Center Fall Conference Kids' Programs NASA Educator Resource Center ... Upward Bound Regional Mathematics and Science Center About Us Dr. Seaborg Mission Statement Center Staff Contact Us ... Location Links Internet Resources The Seaborg Center is a department of Northern Michigan University Northern Michigan University is an AA/EO institution. This site is maintained by The Seaborg Center

123. Math In Daily Life Virtual exhibit looks at the ways people use math every day, from cooking to planning for retirement. Offers teachers labs and workshops. http://www.learner.org/exhibits/dailymath/

Got Broadband? With a broadband connection to the Internet, you can view most of our programs online for FREE. Simply select a program you're interested in, then click on the Video on Demand (VoD) icon to play the video. First time viewers will need to complete a sign-in form before watching VoD. W How can math be so universal? First, human beings didn't invent math concepts; we discovered them. Also, the language of math is numbers, not English or German or Russian. If we are well versed in this language of numbers, it can help us make important decisions and perform everyday tasks. Math can help us to shop wisely, buy the right insurance, remodel a home within a budget, understand population growth, or even bet on the horse with the best chance of winning the race. Join us as we explore how math can help us in our daily lives. In this exhibit, you'll look at the language of numbers through common situations, such as playing games or cooking. Put your decision-making skills to the test by deciding whether buying or leasing a new car is right for you, and predict how much money you can save for your retirement by using an interest calculator. Ready to get started? Find out about beating the odds in "

124. Teacher2Teacher Resource Store A resource store for teachers and parents of inexpensive blackline masters and many free items in the areas of reading and math for grades K5 and Special Education. http://www.createdbyteachers.com

Welcome to our teacher-made materials store. We are both teachers with Regular Ed./Special Ed. Degrees and work in an elementary school in inclusion classrooms. There are many things that we have found useful in the classroom for reinforcement of basic skills and that the students can have available to them in writing activities and as study guides. Some things are free and we will continue to add more. We have inexpensive blackline masters of materials such as flash cards, booklets and charts in the language arts and math areas for use by teachers and parents. Suggestions are provided for use of the materials and to make them durable. We hope you find some materials for use in your classroom or for use at home with your child. Everything is guaranteed and please don't hesitate to let us know of any problem with any of the materials. All suggestions and ideas are welcome. Remember to bookmark this page. Linda and Mackey Activity Pages Calendars 2005 Crossword Puzzles Math Helpers Reading Bookmarks Sight Word Helpers Special Education Spelling Sticker Bookmarks Vowel Helpers Wordsearches Writing Helpers Available on this site: (See sample pages and ordering information on each link below.)

125. Hispanics In Math And Science: Attracting Student Teachers And Retraining Experi Provides fulltext access to the ERIC Digest of this name. http://www.ericdigests.org/pre-922/math.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Rodriquez, Irene V. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools Las Cruces NM. Hispanics in Math and Science: Attracting Student Teachers and Retraining Experienced Teachers. Hispanics comprise less than two percent of the mathematics and science teachers currently employed in school districts throughout the United States. This digest reviews a variety of strategies that might be employed by school districts, teacher education institutions, and state educational agencies to attract, train, and retrain Hispanics in math and science. WHY DO WE NEED HISPANIC MATH AND SCIENCE TEACHERS? The shortage of qualified Hispanic math and science teachers is one of the most pressing problems faced by schools in the United States today. Public school teaching has been an avenue available to Hispanics for many decades, but data provided by the National Association of Secondary School Principals indicate that Hispanics comprise less than two percent of chemistry, physics, and biology teachers currently employed (Neil, 1982). If knowledge of science and mathematics is the door to modern technology and progress, then Hispanic children must have models and mentors in these areas if they are to achieve parity in a growing technological world. HOW CAN HISPANIC YOUTH BE ATTRACTED TO MATH AND SCIENCE TEACHING?

126. National Center For Mathematics And Science Charged by the U.S. Department of Education in 1996 to build a research base to study ways that instruction can be improved within the math and science areas. Includes list of reports, publications and online articles for teachers. Located at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. http://www.wcer.wisc.edu/ncisla/

National Center for Improving Student Learning and Achievement in Mathematics and Science (NCISLA) Wisconsin Center for Education Research School of Education University of Wisconsin-Madison A multimedia product for educators, professional developers, and leaders Two CD’s and a monograph show how primary, middle and secondary students can learn important math and science content through using the practices of modeling, generalization, and justification. This research-based product is available for order. Click here to learn more. Scaling Up Innovative Practices in Mathematics and Science (Research Report). Thomas P. Carpenter, Maria Lynn Blanton, Paul Cobb, Megan Loef Franke, James Kaput and Kay McClain. February 2004. Modeling for Understanding in Science Education W elcome! Our Center has worked with teachers and schools to study and develop ways to advance K-12 students' learning of mathematics and science. Our long-term studies showed that students can learn more challenging content at earlier ages than traditionally expected. The Center's work yielded new visions for student achievement and professional development programs that strengthed teachers' content knowledge and in-class practices. PROGRAM OVERVIEW Snapshot of our Center's history, research goals, and results

127. Issues In The Undergraduate Mathematics Preparation Of School Issues in the Undergraduate Mathematics Preparation of School teachers Home Page. http://www.k-12prep.math.ttu.edu/site.shtml

Issues in the Undergraduate Mathematics Preparation of School Teachers About Issues Site Components The Journal The Discussion Group The Use of Technology Links to Related Areas ... Search Any comments or suggestions pertaining to proposed format or content of this site can be forwarded via the included suggestion form or by mail to: Site Master Last modified on: Tuesday, 19-Oct-1999 09:20:10 CDT

128. The Teacher's Corner: Multidisciplinary Classroom Activities A multidisciplinary resource for lesson plans, study guides, and laboratory activities for middle school to college level. math, Chemistry, Physics, and Astronomy are all taught through the single unifying theme of the exciting world of highenergy astrophysics! The Teacher's Corner also includes information on NASA programs and opportunities. http://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/teachers/teachers_corner.html

What's New Site Map NASA Homepage Search: ... Imagine Home Current page Join our Imagine News mailing list to receive e-mail about important updates to our site. Check the Latest News for Educators for other cool, new educational materials. Our Teacher Resources include: Lesson Plans Hera - Let your students analyze data Posters and Information/Activity Booklets: Life Cycle of Stars The Anatomy of Black Holes Gamma-Ray Bursts Hidden Lives of Galaxies ... What is Your Cosmic Connection to the Elements? Other Educational Materials: Got Calcium? lithograph Imagine the Universe! CD-ROMs (9th Edition) are also available as disc images ( Disc 1 Disc 2 ) for downloading, if you have a CD burner. (Warning, these are 470 MB and 530 MB files! With DSL or Cable Modem each will take approximately 1 hour to download. Using a dial-up modem, each will take approximately 1 day to download.) Adopt an Astronomer We also have information about: NASA education initiatives and opportunities Other Education Resources for Imagine the Universe! topics Other Good General Science Education Web Sites Several of our web pages have been selected for sci Links , a service provided by the NSTA.

129. Hypatia-phd's Math Page! Devoted to mathematics and mathematics education. Original lesson plans and class information for teachers; links to NCTM, MAA, lateral logic puzzles and other resources. http://www.geocities.com/hypatia-phd/Math.html

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130. Patterns In Mathematics teachers explore how patterns occur in numbers and in words in this interactive lab. http://www.learner.org/teacherslab/math/patterns/index.html

Some people say that mathematics is the science of patterns. That's not a bad description. Not only do patterns take many forms over the range of school mathematics, they are also a unifying theme. Visit the lab to explore logic patterns number patterns , and word patterns . In queries about the attributes of things, you'll apply reasoning to answer "what's next?" not with a number but with a description. You'll focus on how to develop "function sense" without simply asking for the next number in the pattern. And through visual and written forms of expressions, you'll connect language and mathematics to develop skills for thinking clearly, strategically, critically, and creatively. Home Channel Catalog About Us ... Legal Policy

131. Making Math Personal: Meaning In Mathematics For Teachers And Students Wildwood math teacher Michael Conway listens to a 10th grade student When math coaches like Belcher or CESP s Shelly Berman can help teachers increase http://www.essentialschools.org/cs/resources/view/ces_res/326

@import url(/styles/ces.css); Home Resources Classroom Practice Instruction Making Math Personal: Meaning in Mathematics for Teachers and Students Type: Horace Feature Author(s): Jill Davidson Source: Horace Vol. 20 No. 2., Winter 2004 When mathematics students and teachers are able to deepen their relationships with the curriculum and with each other, they are more likely to teach and learn in ways that promote sustained, connected, meaningful understanding. Stories of teachers' engagement with their own curriculum through mathematics discourse, students' connection with teachers through personalized pedagogy, and students' commitment to the curriculum through personally meaningful research and opportunities for revision illustrate some ways that Coalition and other like-minded schools are making math personal. Teachers' Relationships with the Curriculum and with Each Other Responding to unsatisfactory 2001 district-wide math scores, Shelley Schneider, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction for the Millville, New Jersey schools, turned to the Center for Effective School Practices (CESP) , New Jersey's CES regional center. Schneider focused her attention on strategically improving teaching, knowing that ultimately improved test scores can be a side effect of instruction that is flexible, mathematically rich, and student-centered. "What we really want is to see our students thinking at a higher level," said superintendent Schneider. "We want our students to be productive in their world. Math is all around us. The best gift we can give our students is to feel comfortable and competent."

132. The Yellow Book Road: A Children's Bookstore By Teachers A bookstore for teachers by teachers with sets for guided reading, writing, math, geography and other subjects. http://www.yellowbookrd.com/

133. I Love That Teaching Idea! Worksheets, Reproducibles, Newsletters, Books, Lesson Resources for elementary school teachers in math, science, reading, writing, spelling, and assessment, as well as workshops and recommended books. http://www.ilovethatteachingidea.com

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134. Beginner's Guide To Aeronautics Prepared at NASA Glenn by the Learning Technologies Project (LTP) to provide background information on basic aerodynamics and propulsion for secondary math and science teachers. Includes interactive animated illustrations of many concepts. http://www.lerc.nasa.gov/WWW/K-12/airplane/

NASA Glenn Research Center The Beginner's Guide to Aeronautics Welcome to The Beginner's Guide to Aeronautics Beginner's Guide to Aerodynamics How do airplanes work? Why does a wing change shape on takeoff and landing? Index Guided Tour Beginner's Guide to Propulsion How do jet engines work? Why are there different kinds of jet engines? Index Guided Tour Beginner's Guide to High Speed Aerodynamics What is a shock wave? What happens in hypersonic flow? Index Guided Tour Beginner's Guide to Model Rockets The Beginner's Guide to Model Rockets will show you the basic math and physics that govern the design and flight of model rockets. Index Guided Tour Beginner's Guide to Kites The Beginner's Guide to Kites will show you the basic math and physics that govern the design and flight of kites. Index Guided Tour I n the 21st century, airplanes are a normal part of everyday life. We see them fly over, or read about them, or see them on television. Most of us have traveled on an airplane, or we know someone who has. Do you ever wonder how airplanes fly? What causes the lift that gets the airplane off the runway? How does a pilot control the movement of the airplane? Why are the engines on an airliner different from the engines on a fighter plane? How does aerodynamics affect the flight of a model rocket or a kite? The information at this site is provided by the NASA Glennn Learning Technologies Project (LTP) to give you a better understanding of how aircraft work.

135. Expanding The Pool Of Math And Science Teachers | The San Diego Union-Tribune SignOnSanDiego.com, San Diego s city guide to arts and entertainment activities,events, bars, restaurants, hotels, shopping plus news, sports, http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20050601/news_lz1e1fox.html

var dailypage="http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/wed/Opinion/news_lz1e1fox.html"; Weather Traffic Surf Maps ... Webcam All of SignOnSanDiego News Sports Entertainment Classifieds Web Community Events document.write(''); Wednesday News Local News Opinion Business ... Saturday Weekly Sections Books Personal Tech Enlace Family ... Subscribe to the UT Expanding the pool of math and science teachers By Marye Anne Fox and Mark Thiemens June 1, 2005 Chinese have a saying, "The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago; the second best is today." Called "One Thousand Teachers, One Million Minds," their plan intends to produce from the UC campuses collectively each year 1,000 science and mathematics teachers annually by the year 2010, a number equivalent to 7 percent of the state's current population of K-12 science and mathematics teachers. Because each one of these teachers will interact with more than 1,000 students in his or her career, the 1,000 science and math teachers produced each year from the UC campuses will have an impact on the minds, aspirations and careers of 1 million or more California children. Much is at stake. Unless we produce more teachers specifically trained in science and mathematics, unless we can substantially improve the science literacy and math skills of our K-12 students, we will continue to put the future economic competitiveness of the state at risk.

136. St. Patrick's Day In The Classroom Site provides teachers and parents with art, language arts, math, social studies, and science activities related to St. Patrick's Day. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Forest/8483/stpatclass.html

St. Patrick's Day in the Classroom Holiday Background Information St. Patrick's Day commemorates the patron saint of Ireland, Bishop Patrick, who in the year 432 left his home to bring Christianity to Ireland. Tradition says that Patrick drove the snakes from Ireland, but biologists say there were none in the country at the time. Shamrocks are associated with St. Patrick's Day because the Bishop used the three leaves to illustrate the Trinity. The holiday, March 17th, is marked by parades in cities across the United States. The largest of these, held since 1762, is in New York City, and draws more than one million spectators each year. In Ireland, it is a religious holiday similar to Christmas and Easter. The parades, shamrocks, and green beer are provided primarily for tourists. For more information on Ireland, visit my Ireland Section Let's Learn About the Emerald Isle The following activities are designed to acquaint students with the country of Ireland. Discuss the country of Ireland and the history of St. Patrick

137. Math Central Teaching resources, lesson plans for K12 Canadian mathematics teachers, a question and answer service, and a mailing list for teachers. http://MathCentral.uregina.ca/index.html

Math Central An Internet service for mathematics teachers and students from kindergarten to grade twelve. The Resource Room is a place where mathematics educators can share resources, teaching ideas, lesson plans, etc. Visit The Resource Room to browse, use our Mathematics Glossaries, sample our resources or suggest a new resource. To search our database of resources enter a keyword below (for example fractions, tessellations,...) and click on search. Do you have a mathematical question? Use a keyword to search our database of previous questions to see if you can find an answer, or send us your question and we will try to answer it. Search by title or author Search by title or author A discussion forum for teachers of mathematics. Visit the Teacher Talk section for instructions on subscribing and unsubscribing to this service. An information board with newsletters and periodicals, a list of mathematics teachers' organizations, conference notices and more. Some ideas and suggestions of mathematics projects for Science Fairs and enrichment activities. Each month a new problem is posted here and we welcome solutions from all comers.

138. Bonnie Terry Learning Pack Presents educational games, reading, writing, and math lessons for teachers, tutors, home schooling, and independent study skills. http://www.bonnieterrylearning.com/

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139. Mr. Garber's Super Class Site Offers resources for teachers, parents, and students. Includes homework, math and reading activities, class news, and games. http://www.norwichpublicschools.org/mahan/garber/mrgarber.htm

Welcome to Mr. Garber's Super Class Site Check out the new " Fun Stuff " page. Be sure to check out the Great Math READING section! Activities ... on in our classroom. Menu Class News Math Games! Homework ... [Close Box] Welcome back to school! It is going to be a fun year. Check out our class website. Don't forget to try some of the games. Need to see the directions for the Book Apron Project?

140. SAMI HAS MOVED Resources, funding, and curriculum for math and Science teachers. http://www.learner.org/sami/

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