Jean A. Larson |
Dept of Mathematics |
University of Florida
Some Math Education Resources
Organizations
- Department of Education (federal)
- National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
(NCTM) (US)
- American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges
(AMATYC)
- Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators
(AMTE)
- Australian Association of Teachers of Mathematics
(AATM)
- Irish Mathematics Teachers Association
(IMTA)
- Mathematical Sciences Education Board
(
MSEB)
-
Centre for the Study of Math Ed at Nottingham University in UK
Forums, Clearinghouses, etc
Mathematics across the curriculum
- SIAM article (9/96) on
NSF Initiative
- Mathematics Across the Curriculum
(
MATC) at Dartmouth College
-
Pattern
- Integrated Introduction to Mathematics and Physical Sciences
(
IMPS)
-
Middle Atlantic Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications Throughout the Curriculum
MACMATC centered at U Penn
- Larry
DeTurck, Larry Gladney, and Tony Pietrovito are developing
an interdisciplinary course in
Math, Physics and Chemistry with a preliminary on-line
text
-
Project Links centered at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
- Seattle Community Network's
Tech Page
- Children's museums:
1 ,
2 ,
3
4
5
6
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Project Monach Butterfly
Certification
Curriculum frameworks
Contests, Puzzles, Games, Problems
Miscellaneous resources
University of Washington
Resources for K-12 Teachers and Students
Science for the Millenium
Reuben Hirsh on the
classroom environment
Some quotes from mathematicians about mathed:
"The home economics classrooms had all the
latest equipment in vacuum cleaners, refrigerators, stoves and sewing
machines, and resembled the computer rooms in today's high schools."
(A professor from U. Rochester, describing high school in the 1940's)
This page was created by J.A. Larson /
jal@math.ufl.edu in 1997.
This page was last updated January 8, 2003.