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Name: Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Math and Science Education General Information
Home Page URL: http://enc.org/
Brief Description: A comprehensive, multi-media collection of K-12 curriculum materials and programs that support national goals to improve teaching and learning in mathematics and science, distributed through a national system using both traditional formats and advanced computing and telecommunications technologies.
Stated purpose: "The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse is designed to help educators improve teaching and learning in science and mathematics education. The Digital Curriculum Lab is just one way for teachers to use ENC. Check out the Catalog of Curriculum Resources to find instructional materials for K-12 math and science, or follow hundreds of links to Internet sites for math and science education."
Sponsoring/Funding Institution: Eisenhower (ENC) is funded through a contract with the US Dep't of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement.
Persons Involved: contact info@enc.org
Groups and levels they aim to serve: K-12 math and science teachers.
Here are the areas of this site that are most extensive: Highlights...
- Resource Finder
This is a wonderfully constructed searchable catalog of curriculum resources. Forms-based Web searchers let you conduct simple or enhanced searches. There's also a powerful text-based search tool, using over 20 fields and showing lists of search terms. Each resource has a catalog record that contain descriptive abstracts and detailed content notes, plus info regarding grade level, availability, cost, and equipment requirements.
- Math Lessons and Activities and Math Educational Resources
This are list of links to the major math lessons and resources on the Net.
- Online Documents
Includes curriculum support materials, state curriculum frameworks and journal articles.
- ENC also offers The Digital Dozen, a "best of the Net" type list, plus ENC publications and services
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