- 0-1 Programming Benchmarks with Hidden Optimum Solutions - Ke Xu
Benchmarks with different problem sizes are provided, all of which are planted with hidden optimum solutions. It is expected, based on the study of phase transitions in NP-complete problems, that the difficulty of solving these benchmarks will grow very
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- 2009 Annual Meeting Webcasts - National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)
Presentations from this year's annual meeting in Washington, DC, for Windows Media Player: Opening Session - Hank Kepner, Pedro Noguera; Equity: the Most Important and Challenging Issue Facing Our Schools - Julian Weissglass; With an Eye on the Mathematical
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- 8 Foxes
A blog in which geometry questions of different levels are posted daily.
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- Alive Books - Sotirios Persidis
The site offers a free downloadable course on Calculus of a Single Variable, as well as a link to a modern new Mathematical Handbook is given. The Handbook is part printed matter and part online, and fully searchable even within mathematical expressions.
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- AnalyticBridge - Vincent Granville
Leading analytical job board and social network. Specializing in biostatistics, statistics, quality control, econometrics, quantitative or computational finance, ETL, data warehousing, data analysis, CRM, artificial intelligence, data mining, knowledge
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- The Basic Math Quick Reference Handbook - Pete Mitas
This handbook, written by an experienced math teacher, lets you quickly look up definitions, facts, and problem solving steps. It includes over 700 detailed examples and tips to help someone improve
their mathematical problem solving skills. The web
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- The Better File Cabinet - Eric Hsu
A database of non-routine calculus problems used in college workshops for Uri Treisman's Emerging Scholars Programs. It was originally a highly searchable database of calculus problems, comments and solutions. It will eventually will be a database cross-referencing
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- BigPrimes.net - BigPrimes.net
An archive of primes, plus information on each prime, and on prime numbers in general, number systems, types of numbers, and universal constants. The number cruncher will tell you facts about numbers you submit.
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- Blog on the history of Fermat's Last Theorem and Wiles' Proof - Larry Freeman
The purpose of this blog is survey the developments of number theory in relation to Fermat's Last Theorem. I try to focus on the people, ideas, and mathematical details. It is meant to be interesting, accessible, and accurate in its mathematical details.
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- Calculus Ideas - Charley Hoye
A calculus course for the Web designed partly for those who have a hard time remembering 7X8, and partly for those who have finished a calculus course and are beginning to wonder what it was all about. It’s plain…no programming wizardry…an invitation
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- Career.edu: Job Board for the Academic and Research Community
Nonprofit job board for the academic and research community. Many academic positions in math, physics, and astronomy.
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- Category Theory Demonstrations - Jocelyn Paine
This is a Web page with buttons that generate examples, with diagrams, of concepts in category theory. These include: initial and terminal objects, products and coproducts, equalisers and coequalisers, pullbacks and pushouts, and limits and colimits.
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- Chinese Numbers - Erik E. Peterson
Convert arabic numerals up to 1 billion into Chinese numbers, or show the value of a Chinese number (type or paste in a number in Chinese and click "Show English." With, in addition, A Brief Description of the Chinese Number System, and links to related
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- Critical Thinking Puzzles - Eldhose
Puzzles, logical thinking riddles, word problems in blog format. Comment with your solution and read others' workings.
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- Distance Education Clearinghouse - University of Wisconsin-Extension
Listings to search or view alphabetically to find resources on distance education. Keeping current; highlights; program resources and courses; technologies, definitions and a glossary; places and services.
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- Dr Ell's Math Blog - Sarah Loft
This is a blog about ideas for teaching math concepts to very young learners. As such, the focus is on games and hands-on work. The author also tries to keep to the use of readily available materials that cost little or nothing to obtain.
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- Econometrics and Statistics e-Journal - Istanbul University
Istanbul University Econometrics and Statistics e-Journal is a refereed semi-annual electronic journal which is published by Istanbul University Faculty of Economics, Department of Econometrics. The journal welcomes original Turkish and English scientific
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- Education Program for Gifted Youth (EPGY) - Stanford University Center for the Study of Language and Information (CSLI)
Multimedia computer-based courses in a variety of subjects, including mathematics and physics, for bright students of all grades, offered through the Stanford Continuing Studies Program. EPGY also researches computer-based distance learning instruction
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- Educosoft.com - Educosoftregister.com
Online mathematics teaching and learning resource. USA-based portal providing online mathematics tutoring and help for students grade 6 to 12. Aligned with CBSE, ICSE and other state boards. Contains:
electronic lecture notes (ELN) for teachers, online
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- Eli's Math Help - Eli
A free question and answer service.
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- Exploring the Shape of Space - Jeff Weeks; Key Curriculum Press
Geometry and cosmology for grades 6-10. Lessons and activities to accompany the computer-animated video The Shape of Space (also available on CD-ROM and based on Jeff Weeks' book by the same name). Each lesson includes teacher notes, blackline master
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- Foundations of Infinitesimal Calculus - Henle and Keisler
Free download, PDF format.
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- Games Conceived - Leroy Quet
Quet's blog, begun in September, 2008, describes his "simple games," which include Triangle Grid Of Coprimality; Line-Segments In Circle; Turn It Around -- Multiply/Add Grid; Up And Up, Grid Solitaire; Vertex/Intersection Polygon Game; Diagonal/Straight:
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- Gateway to Logic - Christian Gottschall; Dept. of Philosophy, Vienna
A collection of Web-based logic programs offering a number of logical functions. Client side processing (requires Java): sparse trees, alpha graphs (Peirce), Begriffsschrift notation (Frege), Polish notation, truth tables, normal forms, miscellaneous
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- GED as Project - Virginia Commonwealth University
Inquiry-based, student-centered materials for GED students, including separate study materials for math and other disciplines. Print and video resources are available.
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- Getting Results: Free Professional Development Course for Community College Educators - WGBH Educational Foundation
The Getting Results faculty development modules are customized materials that will feature video segments illustrating exemplary practice and online resources and strategies targeted to Advanced Technology Education disciplines, making them easily available
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- Google Calculator
Google's calculator feature evaluates math expressions. The google.com and the Google Toolbar search boxes now handle queries such as: 56*78, half a cup in teaspoons, (G * mass of earth)/(radius of earth ^ 2), and 1.21 GW / 88 mph. Google provides instructions
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- Headlines & Deadlines for Students - American Mathematical Society (AMS)
The American Mathematical Society's Public Awareness Office has announced a new e-mail notification service. Headlines & Deadlines for Students alerts subscribers about applications for fellowships, grants, meeting registrations, and other time-sensitive
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- Homeschool Math Blog - Maria Miller
Math blog aimed at helping teachers and homeschoolers teach math better. Includes math history topics, news, book reviews, resource links, updates to HomeschoolMath.net site, lesson ideas and more.
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- HomeworkNow
A free on-line service intended to keep teachers, students, and parents connected. The service allows teachers to post homework assignments on the web; students and parents may acess assignments at any time. Schools must register and select an administrator
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- How To: Algebra
Features explanations and step by step examples of algebra topics from the high school level to college algebra.
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- Instructional Architect - Utah State University
The Instructional Architect software helps teachers make web pages that incorporate existing instructional resources from the National Science Digital Library and the web in general. See examples of projects created using Instructional Architect. Requires
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- Ke Xu's Benchmarks for Hard Problems - Ke Xu
All benchmarks are generated based on exact phase transitions of Model RB, including forced satisfiable benchmarks of SAT/CSP and benchmarks with hidden optimum solutions for 0-1 Programming and graph problems (Independent Set, Vertex Cover, Clique and
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- Labyrinth - Peter Kishalov
An online puzzle: choose the correct door to advance through the labyrinth, based on logic puzzles similar to those published by Raymond Smullyan in his book The Lady or the Tiger?.
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- Mathematics — Elementary Lesson Plans - Statistics Canada/Statistique Canada
A collection of free lesson plans which help build statistical literacy using surveys, data, and web-based resources.
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- Mathematics — Intermediate Lesson Plans - Statistics Canada/Statistique Canada
A collection of free lesson plans which help build statistical literacy using surveys, data, and web-based resources.
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- Mathematics — Secondary Lesson Plans - Statistics Canada/Statistique Canada
A collection of free lesson plans which help build statistical literacy using surveys, data, and web-based resources.
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- Mathgrad Podcast - Christopher Frederick
One of the goals of Mathgrad Podcast is to provide a place "...to discuss the mathematics behind many real life topics in a way that even the worst mathphobe will gain some insight." Topics range from the math underlying voting schemes to the mathematics
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- Math Help - Tutoring Services, LLC
A blog with math (and math education) cartoons, and tips on common mathematical issues and how to teach mathematics.
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- Math Learning Site
This site offers a library of over 2000 lessons in video format, as well as pretests, exams, and a performance report accessible by parents and/or teachers. Lessons are accessible by subscription, with a money-back guarantee and an online demo.
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- The Math Mom - Maria Lando
A blog presenting math as cool, fun, non-intimidating and hip. Entertaining math of cooking, parenting, dating, travel and home ownership.
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- Maths-it! Using ICT in Maths - Rob Simpson
A collection of information technology resources for use in the classroom. The four packages use interactive whiteboards, Excel, Pro/Desktop (a CAD/CAM software package available free to schools), digital video, and podcasts. They cover UK curriculum
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- Maths - Martin John Baker, EuclideanSpace
Originally intended to give enough maths information to allow physical objects to be simulated by a computer program, these pages now cover a broader range of mathematical topics. The pages that get the most hits on the site are those concerned with 3D
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- Math Worksheet Printables - Anthony and Clara Rogers, HS Unlimited
User-friendly math printable generators: Use our worksheet generators to print a limitless supply of math
worksheets. Topics include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, reading clocks, counting change, working with fractions, word problems,
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- Maxis Education - MaxisEducation.com
Live math tutoring via the Internet. Maxis offers a money-back guarantee.
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- MERLOT Mathematics Portal - MERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching)
Free higher-education online teaching materials, and a user community centered around those materials. Free registration allows users to create, contribute, collect, and comment on resources, or become a peer reviewer or guest speaker. The site offers
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- Mind Your Decisions: Game Theory Tuesdays - Presh Talwalkar
An archive of weekly blog posts of articles about game theory. The articles cover probability, politics, personal finance, and economics. The focus is on building strategic thinking and improving outcomes, particularly for personal finance.
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- Mobilizing Minds: Teaching Math and Science in the Age of Sputnik - National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution
The 1957 launch of Sputnik, combined with a burgeoning school age population, catalyzed reform in mathematics and science teaching in the United States. This on-line exhibit presents objects from the time of Sputnik, including books and apparatus associated
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- Nonpartisan Education Review
The Nonpartisan Education Review provides a forum for those interested in education issues but put off by the education policy groups affiliated with the political parties. The groupo aims to make a difference by remaining non-aligned and non-partisan.
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- Not Even Wrong - Peter Woit, Department of Mathematics, Columbia University
A blog on a range of topics in mathematics and theoretical physics, and superstring theory in particular, dating to Match, 2004. Read the author's reflections and comments left by others.
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