Reader Recommendations: Real World Math
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November 30, 2007 -- From Mac, a reader, from England, who is affiliated with the site.
Mental math is growing in popularity and most schools now include mental math lessons as part of the curriculum. But how can you help your kids pass their mental math exams with ease, develop a real head for numbers, and even learn to enjoy math? Mental Math Master contains many free tutorials to show anyone how to add, subtract, multiply, divide, figure percentages, fractions and decimals, all without using a calculator or paper and pencil.
June 13, 2007 -- From Stephanie, a parent, from Florida, who is not affiliated with the site.
This is probably the best science/sports site that I have seen! It presents every aspect of soccer in an understandable, scientific, and hilarious manner. Kids (and adults) can't help but learn as they read this site. Parents, coaches, teachers, kids, and Barbara...DON'T miss this one!
November 13, 2000 -- From Gisele Glosser, a reader from Ossining, NY who is not affiliated with the site
MathRealm.com provides hundreds of math lessons, learning tools and exploration activities that can be integrated into an online syllabus for tracking student progress. Educators can easily create worksheets for students to complete online that are automatically graded. Their graphing whiteboard allows students to share equations, tables, plots, and graphs in real-time.
September 21, 2000 -- From Ron Knott, a reader from England who is not affiliated with the site
Try the growing UK site especially set up for International Maths Year to get more kids into Maths. It's got some nice ideas I think your readers will like.
August 16, 2000 -- From S.T., 16 years old from Washington DC, USA who is affiliated with the site
This does not focus so much on the math aspect of the golden ratio as it does on the more human aspects. There is a glossary to help younger kids along with more difficult terms, but for the most part, the site is for late elementary aged students and up. The section on aesthetics and the golden ratio is especially strong, relating the principles of the number to architecture such as the Great Pyramids of Egypt.
June 13, 2000 -- From Mimi, a parent from Orlando, FL who is not affiliated with the site
Biographies of the world's most accomplished mathemeticians, and a fun quiz!
April 6, 2000 -- From Kim G, a reader from Washington, DC, U.S. who is affiliated with the site
Internet Learning Network offers voluntary, no-risk self-assessments in science and math with real-time results that are benchmarked to the results of students worldwide. The site has science and math sections in two pathways: a practice path that is fun and learning-oriented, and the REAL Challenge that simulates a test environment. The ILN also provides learning opportunities, with hints and links to other sites to help you get smarter!
February 28, 2000 -- a reader from Los Angeles who is affiliated with the site
Students can find free homework help and lessons. Teachers can find lesson plans and great classroom resources. Parents can access information about family math activities and math products. And it's not all serious stuff - we have pages of cool math stuff, interactive math applets, and puzzles.
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