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Add your own favourite website for teachers and lecturers of mathematics students aged 16 to 19, with a brief description. Follow the style of the entries below. | Add your own favourite website for teachers and lecturers of mathematics students aged 16 to 19, with a brief description. Follow the style of the entries below. | ||
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| + | * [http://mathdl.maa.org/mathDL/23/ MAA Digital Library On-line Publication], including resources, learning materials, a developers forum, and announcements. Aimed at secondary and collegiate level. | ||
* [http://www.mathaware.org/mam/2010/ Mathematics Awareness Month], an annual event in USA promoted by AMS, MAA, ASA, and SIAM. The 2010 month had a focus on Mathematics in Sport. | * [http://www.mathaware.org/mam/2010/ Mathematics Awareness Month], an annual event in USA promoted by AMS, MAA, ASA, and SIAM. The 2010 month had a focus on Mathematics in Sport. | ||
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Add your own favourite website for teachers and lecturers of mathematics students aged 16 to 19, with a brief description. Follow the style of the entries below.
- MAA Digital Library On-line Publication, including resources, learning materials, a developers forum, and announcements. Aimed at secondary and collegiate level.
- Mathematics Awareness Month, an annual event in USA promoted by AMS, MAA, ASA, and SIAM. The 2010 month had a focus on Mathematics in Sport.
- schoolmathematics.org, a wiki managed by the Institute for Mathematics & Education at the University of Arizona to encourage discussion of the mathematics of high school.
- Operations Research, an American website explaining Operations Research and containing an extended list of case studies. Intended for business managers, but useful for mathematics teachers as a starting point. The UK equivalent is here.
- Ritemaths. The themes of the RITEMATHS project are to use real problems (R) and information technology (IT) to enhance (E) students' engagement with and achievement in mathematics (MATHS).
