Mathematics

Middle School Math, Math Technology || Middle School Math, High School Math, College Math, Math Technology || High School Math College Math ||
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 * [|Math Class Blog] || Created by Simon Job, this blog poses ideas on how to teach in a mathematics classroom. || Worksheet handouts, technology resources with supplement worksheets, videos to use during instruction, links to online tools and interactive activities, and various types of paper/graphs downloads. || Great explanations and supplements for hands-on activities for both middle school and high school teachers alike. || 5 || High School Math,
 * [|Teaching Math With Technology] || This site focuses on using technology to facilitate 21st Century learning goals in the mathematics classroom from the early ages on though college. It was created by Sue Glascoe. || Technology tools and manipulatives, educational teaching and how to videos, software and hardware needed for various technology tools. || The site notes on very innovative technology pieces that can be used for a wide range of mathematical concepts. She posts the technology and how she would use it, but it opens up a world of creative thought on the reader's part. || 4 || Elementary School Math,
 * [|The Republic of Mathematics] || The blog creator is Gary E. Davis, a Professor at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. His goal was to provide valuable answers to those who teach and learn mathematics about the cognitive side of the subject. || Theoretical thinking behind mathematical concepts and articles about how one should teach math based upon how the mind works. || The last post was added in April of 2011, so it does not seem to be an active blog. It is good for those adult teachers/students who would like to read about how one thinks and learns about the discipline. || 3 || College Math ||
 * [|Hippo Campus Math] || Laura Bost is a Masters of Education student who had decided to create a blog sharing her math lessons from basic algebra through advanced calculus. || Lesson plans equipped with objectives, assessments, lesson details, instructor notes, and supplemental worksheets. || In depth, real world application lessons plans to supplement almost any level of math from algebra on, this site is a great resource for middle, high, and even some college teachers. || 4 || Middle School Math
 * [|Math in the Middle] || Created by Christy, this site is full of ideas specifically targeting middle school math. || How-to videos, songs, lesson ideas, and links to other blogs that support middle school math. || Creative ideas for teaching math concepts. Last updated October of 2011, so fairly current. Great resource! || 4 || Middle School Math ||
 * [|Love of Learning Blog] || The goal of this blog, according to the author, Kristi Grande, is to explore teaching strategies that are based on current research, best practices, and brain-based learning principles. || Lesson ideas, downloadable strategies to engage learners, much information about brain-based learning principles. || Good information. However, each page contains a promotion of the book that the author has written. This seems to overpower the site, as if the site was created for the book. || 3 || Middle School Math ||