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The best teachers are
always learning! I made this continuing teacher
education area after taking some new courses myself. Find
out about e-portfolios, WebQuests, educational theorists,
copyrights and fair use rules for the classroom, online
forums for teachers, Standards links, cooperative learning
and suggesting reading.
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The Web World of Math
This Internet
Resource course is
self-directed and designed for teachers to learn or improve
their skills on the Internet and develop math related
lesson plans or projects using Internet resources.
You'll be guided through a mix of math resources for basic
math, algebra, calculus, trig, and even fractals.
This course is offered through California State
University, Monterey Bay
for salary advancement units.
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Implementing NCTM Standards in K-8 Math
An online course showing teachers how
to implement the NCTM's Curriculum and Evaluation
Standards for School Mathematics with innovative and
exciting practices. This course is
offered through
California State University, Monterey Bay for salary
advancement units.
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Middle School Math Success
This online course will help you motivate your students
by involving them in their own learning and by helping
them understand how math relates to the real world.
You'll find out how to design engaging, hands-on lessons
and assessments connected to the NCTM standards. This
course is offered through
California State University, Monterey Bay
for salary advancement units.
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I've taken about seven online
courses through various schools... A few community
college, one "state" university and some from "online"
colleges. I've also taught online courses.
You
can learn from my mistakes! (haha) |
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I've been working hard the
get lots of new math lessons on the sites... Addition,
Subtraction, Times Tables, Long Division, Fractions,
Decimals, Algebra and more!
Go here to see the full
list of math lessons. |

I've programmed some fun,
interactive things that will generate math problems...
along with the answers, so kids can check their work!
Go here to see the
full list of math problem generators. |

I've got an area of good (and
fun) thinking games and jigsaw puzzles. This is,
actually, my most popular area - even during school hours -
because teachers use it both as a reward and as a learning
tool.
Coolmath Games! |

Finally, after many requests
over the years, I've put some of my content into a set of
Coolmath books! Topics: Algebra and Precalculus.
Order a classroom set today!
Coolmath
Books! |

This is really from the
"parents" section, but great for kindergarten teachers too.
My Mom was a primary grade teacher and helped put the area
together.
Learning math early for
kindergarten. |

I've created a bunch of fun
(and, hopefully, cool) e-portfolio templates for your kids
to use on your school's site. Have fun with them!
E-portfolio templates |
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