Resource+Library

toc =Math Resources=
 * 1) [|NCTM]Lessons, Problems (must be a member to access all resources).
 * 2) [|ATOMIM] Association of Teachers of Mathematics in Maine.
 * 3) [|National Library of Virtual Manipulative]Digital manipulative for all math areas by grade levels
 * 4) [|Learn Math]Five college-level course for Elementary Middle and High School math teachers.
 * 5) Learning in America Incredible links to many unit and lessons created by teachers.
 * 6) [|Classzone] Interactive Map that allows you to select Math Books for your state.
 * 7) [|Open Math Reference]Practice problems in all math areas.
 * 8) [|Khan Academy]Video lessons in all math areas for learning.
 * 9) [|Probability and Statistics]"Reasoning based on probability and statistics gives modern societies the ability to cope with uncertainty.
 * 10) [|COMAP] "is an award-winning non-profit organization whose mission is to improve mathematics education for students of all ages. Since 1980, COMAP has worked with teachers, students, and business people to create learning environments where mathematics is used to investigate and model real issues in our world."
 * 11) [|Interactive: Guide]//"interactivate// is a set of free, online courseware for exploration in science and mathematics. It is comprised of activities, lessons, and discussions."
 * 12) [|Project Base Learning]A data base of math projects.
 * 13) [|Inside Mathematics] "a professional resource for educators passionate about improving students' mathematics learning and performance. This site features [|classroom examples] of innovative teaching methods and insights into student learning, [|tools for mathematics instruction] that teachers can use immediately, and video tours of the ideas and materials on the site."
 * 14) [|Illustrative Mathematics Project]"Illustrative Mathematics provides guidance to states, assessment consortia, testing companies, and curriculum developers by illustrating the range and types of mathematical work that students experience in a faithful implementation of the Common Core State Standards, and by publishing other tools that support implementation of the standards."
 * 15) [|Proofs]"ProofWiki is an online compendium of mathematical proofs"
 * 16) [|Math for America]"has compiled a list of online sources which offer a number of valuable classroom materials. Select a subtopic on the left to access lesson plans, games, virtual manipulatives, technology or math competitions."
 * 17) [|Ohio DOE]new learning standards in Math.
 * 18) [|Interactive Mathematics] Puzzles.
 * 19) [|Mathtestgenerator]Test and worksheet generated. Requires membership after trial period
 * 20) [|We Use Math]"This website describes the importance of mathematics and many rewarding career opportunities available to students who study mathematics."
 * 21) [|Tutorial Math]"online math tutorials and notes. The intent of this site is to provide a complete set of free online (and downloadable) notes and/or tutorials for college classes."
 * 22) [|FlexBook]"Free Education Resources - Standards-aligned and customizable.
 * 23) [|Free Resources for Teaching Mathematics]Top free resources for teaching and learning math.
 * 24) [|Visual Illusions] Optical Illusions and Visual Phenomena
 * 25) [|Origami]"The Japanese art of paper folding is obviously geometrical in nature."
 * 26) [|Task Cards] Each set of task cards includes a sheet for students answers, and an answer key, along with suggestions on how to use task cards.
 * 27) [|TSL Education] Share My Lesson--Teacher-created lessons that align to CCSS
 * 28) [|Math=Love]Math Blog
 * 29) [|Math Instructional Practices]Games, resources and instructional model
 * 30) [|Common Core Sheets]Practice problems
 * 31) [|Real Life Math Videos]TEDEd lessons modeling real-life math.
 * 32) [|Math Shed]Math Tools
 * 33) [|Math Design Collaborative] Brings to mathematics teaching and learning high-quality instructional tools and professional support services.
 * 34) [|Symbolab]Graphic Calculator and so many resources.
 * 35) [|Mathwire]Activities organized by the NCTM Standards.
 * 36) [|Culturally Situated Designed Tools]Teaching math and computing through culture.
 * 37) [|Math's Fun]Great Math resources for algebra and Geometry for both Middle and High School.
 * 38) [|Flipped Math]Flipped Mastery allows students to demonstrate mastery of all concepts and progress at their individual pace.
 * 39) [|Teacher Desmos] Math lessons, activities, and simulations.
 * 40) [|Using appropriate mathematics vocabulary]
 * 41) [|MARS]Mathematics Assessment Resource Service

=Common Core State Standards--General=
 * 1) from [|Maine Department of Education]
 * 2) Educational Origami Web site as a resource
 * 3) NCTM membership--check out Classroom Resources, especially Illumination
 * 4) Explore by CCSS [|standards in NCTM.] Click on tab labelled Topic by Grade
 * 5) EDU 361 info on CCSS, including links to all units designed in prior semesters by conceptual categories
 * 6) [|University of Chicago School Mathematics Project] and their [[file:edu361fall2016/ucsmp-ccss-a-geo-aa-fst-pdm.pdf|Scope and Sequence Alignment to CCSS]]
 * 7) [|Shmoop]Great resources connected to the Common Core.

=Common Core State Standards--Mathematical Practices=
 * 1) Our own EDU 361 page of resources for the Modeling Mathematical Practice
 * 2) [|Youcubed] has resources related to the [|Mathematical Practices] in CCSS

=Books= > Provides practical strategies and activities to help teachers and parents show all children, even those who are convinced that they are bad at math, that they can enjoy and succeed in math.
 * 1) Boaler, Jo.[| Mathematical Mindsets]: Unleashing Students' Potential through Creative Math, Inspiring Messages and Innovative Teaching.
 * 1) Boaler, Jo. [|What's Math Got To do With It?]Prepares teachers and parents for the Common Core, shares Boaler’s work on ways to teach mathematics for a “growth mindset,” and includes a range of advice to inspire teachers and parents to give their students the best mathematical experience possible.
 * 2) [|Becoming The Math Teacher You Wished You Had]blog and book by Tracy Zager.

=Resource Pages from the EDU 361 Resource Wiki=
 * Technology || Pedagogy (including lesson/unit design) || Content ||
 * * ===TPACK, SAMR, and Web 2.0===
 * ===Interactive Whiteboards===
 * ===iPads===
 * || * ===Transitions===
 * --students' moving from one place to another such as stations or next class
 * ===Response to Intervention===
 * ===Stage 2===
 * ...types of assessments and rubric design resources
 * ===Lesson Plans (Stage 3)===
 * ===Manipulatives in the Classroom===
 * ===Meeting Students' Needs===
 * --differentiation, extensions, modifications, accommodations
 * ===Middle School===
 * ===Class Discussions and How to Lead Them===
 * ===Effective Exams and How to Design One===
 * ===Formative Assessment===
 * ===Instructional Models=== || * ===Open-Task Math Problems===
 * ===Pre-Requisite Skills===
 * ..resources on determining which ones might be missing and how to fill in the missing one
 * ===Real World Math=== ||

This page last updated November 2017