41. The Elementary Math Teachers Book Of Lists : With Ready-to-Use Patterns And Work The Elementary math teachers Book of Lists With Readyto-Use Patternsand Worksheets. The Elementary math teachers Book of Lists http://www.edu-books.com/The_Elementary_Math_Teachers_Book_of_Lists__With_Readyt

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42. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS utexas.edu. I ve heard about a conference called CAST for science teachers.Is there anything similar for math teachers? Yes. CAMT http://www.ma.utexas.edu/users/mks/teachers/teachFAQ.html

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (ABOUT THE MATH TEACHING OPTIONS AND OTHER MATH-RELATED TOPICS OF INTEREST TO FUTURE TEACHERS) COMMENTS ON FALL, 2002 MATH COURSES OF INTEREST TO MATH TEACHING OPTION STUDENTS QUESTIONS ABOUT DEGREE REQUIREMENTS AND MATH COURSES What degree should I choose if I want to teach mathematics? Click here for information on degree plans designed especially for students planning to teach mathematics Where can I get information about the math courses required for the math teaching option degree plans? Click here to link to information on the math courses in these degree plans and how they help you prepare to be a math teacher. Are there any themes running through lots of my math courses that I should be aware of to help prepare to be a good math teacher? Definitely. Click here for more information. Where can I find suggestions for help with my math courses? Karl Hahn's Calculus Tutor has a good section on Study Tips . Although intended for calculus, the tips apply to other math courses as well. The page also has links to other advice on learning math. Why is "M 427K or M 378K" one of the requirements for the Math BS-Teaching Option? These courses don't seem to be at all similar?

43. World's Stupidest Conspiracies Contains publicly submitted conspiracies. Topics include Martians, psychic gypsies and secret agent math teachers. http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/Conspiracy/

World's Stupidest Conspiracies If you would like to include any conspiracies, e-mail them. Refer This Site The Martians on the Moon Martians on the Moon I Martians on the Moon II Regis Philbin-"Screech" I Regis Philbin-"Screech" II ... The Dave Grohl Conspiracy Psychic Gypsies Dan Quayle Billy Blanks (Tae Bo Guy) Subway Series Subway Series-Part II *This page is sponsered by Mad-Lib Corporation* ... Communist Guess Who II *Under Construction* Other Conspiracies Secret Agent Math Teacher Secret Agent Math Teacher II Petey Lee, the Hypnotic Guinea Pig The EMHS Bell Conspiracy ... Sarah's Alter Egos *Under Construction* World's Stupidest Conspiracies Political Party Election Results Announcing of the Creation the WSC Political Party List of the WSC Party Candidates Announced! Transcript of the WSC Presidential Deabte ... Post Election News Update TV Shows That Plagarize This Site Announcement of the lawsuit against Freakylinks Inc. The Simpsons Plagarize This Site Utilities Mail Archives Join the World's Stupidest Conspiracies Mailing List Take our poll Sign our Guestbook ... Email the Webmaster s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded"

44. WestEd: Inspired By Standards: Math Teachers In Their Classrooms Inspired by Standards math teachers in Their Classrooms Producer Shelley GoldmanThis CDROM is a tool for exploring standards-based mathematics teaching. http://www.wested.org/cs/we/view/rs/627

JOBS NEWSROOM CONTACT US SITE MAP ... E-Bulletin Archive Inspired by Standards: Math Teachers in Their Classrooms Producer: Shelley Goldman This CD-ROM is a tool for exploring standards-based mathematics teaching. It serves as a window into classrooms where teachers are implementing the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Principles and Standards for School Mathematics (2000) . As a tool, it combines video from five middle school classrooms with lesson plans, extensive background mathematics for each lesson, and other resources. Discussion questions provoke reflection on the standards-based content, pedagogy, and principles. Inspired by Standards can help teachers, teacher educators, and preservice teachers identify issues involved in meeting current mathematics reforms. Product Information: Price: $39.95 Format: CD-ROM Audience: Teachers, Teacher Educators, Professional Developers, School Administrators Order #: CD-01-01 Home About Us Areas of Work Our Impact ... Site Map

45. Gifted Science And Math Teachers Awarded Gifted Science and math teachers Awarded. October 2000 News. Applications forthe 2001 Growth Initiatives for Teachers (GIFT) program are now available. http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/vault/A3122.cfm

May 2004 Click Here Gifted Science and Math Teachers Awarded October 2000 - News Applications for the 2001 Growth Initiatives for Teachers (GIFT) program are now available. GIFT is a grant program established by the GTE Foundation to promote the integration of math and science in the classroom, to encourage the innovate use of technology in education, and to provide recognition and new opportunities for outstanding teachers. Designed for both public and private school math and science teachers, grades 7 to 12 in the U.S., the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, GIFT grants are awarded by Verizon to 70 teams of one math and one science teacher from the same secondary school who have developed school projects that integrate math, science and technology in a creative way. Each winning team shares a $15,000 grant: $8,000 to implement the school enrichment project and $3,500 for each of the participating teachers to pursue professional development activities. Applications are available online at www.gte.com

46. Colleges & Grad Schools - Educating Math Teachers New York City, April 2003. Educating math teachers by Alfred S. Posamentier,Ph.D. Yet this is where we find to most mathphobic teachers. http://www.educationupdate.com/archives/2003/apr03/issue/col-educating-math.html

Cover Story Spotlight On Schools Featured Columnists Letters ... Travel New York City April 2003 Educating Math Teachers by Alfred S. Posamentier, Ph.D. A well-known journalist was asked what major he would advise a college freshman, enthusiastic about embarking on a career in journalism. He replied, anything in the liberal arts, but don’t take any journalism courses. Strange advice that is perhaps unexpected. This sort of response reflects a growing trend back to liberal arts. This theme is nobly touted in James O. Freedman’s new book Liberal Education and the Public Interest (University of Iowa Press, 2003). The basic argument bandied about is that a well-rounded individual is more valuable than a narrow specialist—the specialized training can come later. It is well known that many large companies prefer to train their own employees in ways that not only familiarize them with the latest technology, but also reflect the company’s culture. It is easier to train an educated person, than to educate a trained person. Teachers should not only be familiar with the latest thinking about effective methods of instruction, but also with the infusion of technology, done appropriately and without the often-distracting flare that can accompany these initiatives. Care must be taken that the technological glitz can overshadow the subject. The key areas in education today, especially from a political standpoint, are the “three R’s”—reading, writing and arithmetic. These are the areas on which schools are judged. A case in point is the recent listing of the 200 most effective New York City schools—based on their performance on these subjects.

47. INFORMS For Math Teachers INFORMS Education and Student Affairs For math teachers. High SchoolMath Materials. The INFORMS Public Awareness Committee, which http://www.informs.org/Edu/edu-math.html

Go to INFORMS Page ... INFORMS Home What's New Info for Members Info for Nonmembers Conferences Continuing Education Education/Students Employment Prizes Publications Subdivisions Searchable Databases Links About this Web Site INFORMS Online Bookstore Discussion Search INFORMS Education and Student Affairs: For Math Teachers High School Math Materials The INFORMS Public Awareness Committee , which works to give high school students an appreciation of OR and mathematics, has issued the newest classroom materials with real-life examples of OR for high school math students and teachers. The module explaining zero-one decision variables is the latest in the INFORMS Mathematics for Decision Making in Industry and Government series. To help your students appreciate the value of studying math, INFORMS sponsors Teacher Workshops for teachers twice a year at its two national meetings. The meetings take place in a different city every six months and provide local teachers with materials and lesson plans to bring back to the classroom. INFORM-ED Videotapes INFORMS has two videotapes available for teachers: It All Adds Up to Your Future!

48. Steen: Are Math Teachers' Beliefs "Mathematically Correct"? Are math teachers Beliefs Mathematically Correct ? Lynn Arthur Steen, St. Shouldn tmath teachers focus first on teaching math? 2. Studentcentered learning. http://www.stolaf.edu/people/steen/Papers/beliefs.html

Home Page Selected Papers Mathematics Undergraduate Mathematics ... Mathematics Education Are Math Teachers' Beliefs "Mathematically Correct"? Lynn Arthur Steen, St. Olaf College (Ruminations on what parents think when they listen to mathematics teachers' true beliefs. Prepared in response to a discussion at the April 1998 meeting of the Minnesota Council of Teachers of Mathematics (MCTM) on how to convey teachers' beliefs to parents and administrators who are critical of the NCTM Standards.) 1. Focus on problems and problem solving. How can you expect students to solve math problems if they don't know any math? Shouldn't math teachers focus first on teaching math? 2. Student-centered learning. This is the main problem with schools todaychildren are being taught by children. Students deserve to be taught by teachers, not by other students. 3. All student think mathematically. What good is thinking if you can't calculate volumes or solve equations? Students should first learn to do mathematics. Then they may have something to think about. 4. All students participate.

49. JS Online: Bottom Line For Math Students: Good Teaching Is What Counts 26 it would provide $20 million over five years for efforts that include a freshpush to improve how people studying to be math teachers in local universities http://www.jsonline.com/news/metro/oct03/175068.asp

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50. Press Release - University Of Illinois At Springfield happening. UIS and Congressman Shimkus will take this message aboutnew opportunities for math teachers to many parts of Illinois.”. http://www.uis.edu/pressreleases/mar04PR/03_08_04.html

UIS Home Search UIS Contact: Cheryl Peck cpeck1@uis.edu PRESS RELEASE INDEX: This Year FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE UIS receives federal funding to address math teacher shortage March 8 Congressman John Shimkus presents a check for $250,000 to UIS for online math certification program. L to R: Ray Schroeder, Director of the Office of Technology Enhanced Learning; Larry Stonecipher, Dean of the College of Education and Human Services; Congressman Shimkus; Chancellor Richard Ringeisen The funding will be used to establish an online math teacher certification program that will be offered by UIS for the first time this fall. The program will become a national model for addressing the shortage of math teachers by providing those who aspire to teach with the opportunity to make a mid-career change. SPRINGFIELD - Chancellor Richard Ringeisen announced today that the University of Illinois at Springfield has received a quarter of a million dollars in federal funding to help address the shortage of mathematics teachers in the state of Illinois. According to Dr. Ringeisen, the program will become a national model for addressing the shortage of mathematics teachers by enabling those who aspire to teach with the opportunity to make a mid-career change. He said the state of Illinois projects a need for more than 600 new math teachers in 2005 and 650 in 2006.

51. United Federation Of Teachers - Math Teachers Committee The United Federation of Teachers math teachers Committee 52 Broadway,12th Floor New York, NY 10004 212598-7772 big1329@aol.com. http://www.uft.org/?fid=347

52. KCSOS:Do The Math:Do The Math Teachers Do The math teachers. MICHAEL CUSHINE 5th 6th grade teacher Van HornSchool, Panama/Buena Vista School district HARLAN ELRICH 8th http://kcsos.kern.org/dothemath/teachers

Teacher Bios Home For Teachers Do The Math Teachers MICHAEL CUSHINE Van Horn School, Panama/Buena Vista School district HARLAN ELRICH 8th grade math teacher Greenfield Jr. High School, Greenfield School District MANJA ERICSSON 8th grade Mathematics teacher Warren Junior High School/Panama-Buena Vista School District CHUCK KROPP Mathematics teacher West High School/Kern High School District KAAREN PAGE Post retirement secondary math teacher KHSD FRAN SCOTT 8th grade math teacher Tevis Jr. High, Panama/Buena Vista school district CECE SHANYFELT Previously taught secondary math at South High, KHSD State Farm Public Affairs Specialist Engineering for this site provided by The office of Larry E. Reider. Technical questions should be directed to the KCSOS Web Team . Information on low-cost hosting and website design services, featuring Manila, for schools and non-profit organizations is available here Last update: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 at 11:33:59 AM dothemath Editors: Join Now Login

53. Course Main Page Refresher Courses in PreCalculus, Calculus and Statistics for secondary math teachers. http://www.scssi.org/mims/courses/

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54. Math.com Teachers Free math lessons, math help and lesson plans from basic math to algebra, geometry and beyond. Students, teachers, parents, and everyone can find solutions to their math problems instantly. For http://www.math.com/teachers.html

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55. Make Algebra, Geometry, And Trig Fun For Kids, Their Parents And Teachers, And H Aims at getting kids age 1014 interested in mathematics. Reviews math books, Internet links, and software products. Offers a free newsletter and sample downloads. For parents, teachers, homeschoolers, and other adults, too. http://www.gnarlymath.com/

Your children and students can discover that math is fun and fascinating! Can your kids grow up happy and prosperous if they don’t know math? Here's why Math is Important Every trade and profession makes use of math. Engineers, Teachers, Mechanics, Doctors...you name it, they need it! Good math SAT scores are essential to get kids started right. Your Kids or Students Hate the Subject? Do they think it's a boring, useless time-waster? They rather be on the soccer field, or listening to their favorite CD's? Or do they find it too easy, and would like to explore more complicated things? How can you get them fired up and turned on? Show them how Algebra and Geometry can actually be fun. Prove to them that Map-Painting, Soccer jerseys, and Trip-planning all mathematical. Show them the curved pool table and the flat universe. Subscribe to our Free Humorous Math Newsletter the Gnarly Gnews Your e-mail address: (Check to be sure you've typed it accurately.) Please give us your name. (First name, then last) Now click the "Subscribe" button (just once!)

56. The Science House A learning outreach program with a mission to work with K12 teachers to emphasize the use of hands-on learning activities in science and mathematics. Forum; annotated directory of links; and searchable resources for science, math and for hands-on activities in general. http://www.science-house.org/

Quick Links MS Physical Science Center Countertop Chemistry Technology Workshops Science Junction What's New? May 17, 2004 a a Activity of the Month - Cat's Meow a Support the Science House a Hands-On Solar Workshop a Scientific Visualization Workshops The Science House is a learning outreach project of NC State University. Our mission is to work in partnership with K12 teachers to increase the use and impact of hands-on learning technologies in mathematics and science. The Science House NC State University Box 8211 Raleigh, NC 27695

57. Welcome To Your Math Connection Resources for teachers and students, including 'webquests', interesting math facts, bulletin boards and links. http://www.mathconnection.net/

Welcome to MathConnection ! There is a little bit of something for everyone here. However, this site is mostly used by my students attending Godby High School here in Tallahassee, Florida. I hope you enjoy your search, and please E-mail me with any questions/comments! PARENTS Please Click Here Geometry Final Exam Review Material!! Your Class Web-Quests Click here to see how our students remember 9/11 Cool Math Facts Resources Picture by: Jack Chipman 1st Block Check your grades On-Line Amos P. Godby High

58. ENC Online: Web Links: Digital Dozen Each month the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse selects a dozen useful math and science sites for teachers and students. Includes archives. http://www.enc.org/weblinks/dd/

Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home Web Links Digital Dozen Search the Site More Options Classroom Calendar Digital Dozen ENC Focus ... Frequently Asked Questions Find detailed information about thousands of materials for K-12 math and science. Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. Create your learning plan, read the standards, and find tips for getting grants. Digital Dozen June! School's out, but the learning is just sizzlin'! When the kids are sunsoaked and waterlogged, bring them inside for a digital cooldown. These Digital Dozen Classics were picked with summer fun in mind. Check out ENC's Classroom Calendar! Reality Show: The Falcons Long before the current boom of reality television, the beautiful and stealthy peregrine falcon was putting on a real-life show of its own. In this month's featured Classroom Calendar entry, you'll find out how this graceful and plucky predator clawed its way back from the endangered species list and is now an intrepid city dweller on skyscrapers across North America. June 2004 Amazing space Grade(s): K - 12 ENC#: Synopsis: Go wild in the Final Frontier! When it's too hot to be outside, cool off in the deep dark recesses of infinite space. Find out what the big deal is about black holes; make a batch of comets in your very own kitchen; or attend the Hubble Deep Field Academy and train to be a scientistall from the air-conditioned comfort of your own desktop.

59. The Math Forum: Teachers' Place teachers' Place at the math Forum provides Internet resources for lessons, projects, and software to help in the math classroom. These pages also provide many resources for communication with to http://mathforum.com/teachers

Welcome to the Teachers' Place! Here you'll find what we consider to be the best resources for teaching math at all levels. This space is not only for teachers, but has also been built in part by teachers. Explore our Self-guided Tour for features and services of special interest to educators, or apply to join the Teacher2Teacher Service. General Interest: Pre-Kindergarten Teachers Elementary School Teachers: Kindergarten - 2nd Grade 3rd - 5th Grade ... Problems of the Week PoWs administered by the Forum. Join Our Community An overview of how to contribute. Teacher Exchange: Forum Web Units Highlights of user-contributed Web-based classroom materials. Mailing Lists and Newsgroups Public math discussion forums. Workshops A searchable listing of workshop announcements. Other Community Areas: Student Center Research Division Two-Year College Professors Graduate School Professors Special Interest: Adult Education Teachers Drexel's Online Courses for Teachers Encouraging Mathematical ... Contact Us http://mathforum.org/

60. The Math Forum: Teachers' Place teachers Place at the math Forum provides Internet resources forlessons, projects, and software to help in the math classroom. http://mathforum.org/teachers/

Welcome to the Teachers' Place! Here you'll find what we consider to be the best resources for teaching math at all levels. This space is not only for teachers, but has also been built in part by teachers. Explore our Self-guided Tour for features and services of special interest to educators, or apply to join the Teacher2Teacher Service. General Interest: Pre-Kindergarten Teachers Elementary School Teachers: Kindergarten - 2nd Grade 3rd - 5th Grade ... Problems of the Week PoWs administered by the Forum. Join Our Community An overview of how to contribute. Teacher Exchange: Forum Web Units Highlights of user-contributed Web-based classroom materials. Mailing Lists and Newsgroups Public math discussion forums. Workshops A searchable listing of workshop announcements. Other Community Areas: Student Center Research Division Two-Year College Professors Graduate School Professors Special Interest: Adult Education Teachers Drexel's Online Courses for Teachers Encouraging Mathematical ... Contact Us http://mathforum.org/

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