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Math Achievement To Realize Individual
eXcellence (MATRIX)
RESOURCES
The following links are
offered as resources for articles, (Alt+2) online activities, (Alt+3) and parental
resources (Alt+4) relating to the integration of educational
technology into mathematics. Regional organizations (Alt+5) that
support technology in the classrooms are also listed.
Accesskey (Alt+6) navigation
is supported on this page and the key assignments are provided within a
set of parentheses next to each link. To use these Accesskey shortcuts,
press the ALT key for PC or the CTRL key for MAC and the assigned alpha
or numeric character simultaneously on the keyboard, then press the "Enter" key.
Activities and Resources:
Online activities, resources and tools for mathematics
Blue Ribbon Learning on Mathematics (Alt+A)
Illuminations from MarcoPolo (Alt+B)
Math Forum @ Drexel (Alt+C)
Mathematics
Resources from NEIR*TEC (Alt+D)
(Northeast & the Islands Regional Technology in Education Consortium)
Online Math Tools from NEIR*TEC (Alt+E)
PBS TeacherSource on Math (Alt+F)
Problems With A Point - Mathematics resources and problems (Alt+G)
Standards for Mathematics - New Jersey Department of Education (Alt+H)

Articles:
Articles addressing achievement, research and technology integration in the mathematics curriculum
FALL 2003 ISSUE - ASCD
MAGAZINE
Unlocking
Mathematics For Minority Students (Alt+I)
by John Franklin
DECEMBER 2003 ISSUE - RESEARCH FOR
BETTER SCHOOLS RIPTIDES NEWS
Math
and Science Partnerships (Alt+J)
DECEMBER 2003 ISSUE - SEDL LETTER MAGAZINE
Improving
Achievement in Mathematics and Science (Alt+K)
2003 ISSUE - ENC FOCUS MAGAZINE
- Bringing Literature into High School Math Class (Alt+L)
by Laurie Pines, Fremont HS Sunnyvale, CA - Using
Picture Books in High School Math (Alt+M)
by Judy Spicer, ENC Instructional Resources
FALL/WINTER 2003 ISSUE - RESEARCH
FOR BETTER SCHOOLS CURRENTS NEWSLETTER
Technology
in the Classroom (Alt+N)
References: four characteristics of cognitive research that has been shown to be fundamental for effective learning: 1 - active engagement, 2 - participation in groups, 3 - frequent interaction and feedback and 4 - connections to real-world context (Carol Kimble (1999) - The Impact of Technology on Learning: Making Sense of the Research (Alt+7)
Technology-Enhanced
Middle School Mathematics (Alt+O)
by Pamela J. Buffington, Ph.D. and Glenn M. Kleiman, Ph.D., from the Education
Development Center, Inc. (EDC)
Discusses: virtual manipulatives and a professional development approach that focuses on mathematics success.

Parents:
Resources for parents regarding mathematics
Doing Mathematics with Your Child - Eric Digest (Alt+P)
Helping Your Child Learn Mathematics - from the U.S. Dept. of Education (Alt+Q)
Helping Your Child Reach the New Standards in Mathematics, Science, and Technology - A Guide for New Jersey Parents (Alt+R)
How Can Parents Get Involved? - NASA (Alt+S)
Involve
Parents as Partners - from NCREL (Alt+T)
(North Central Regional Educational Laboratory)
Uncovering Math With Your Family - from Texas Instruments (Alt+U)
University of Chicago's Parent Room (Alt+V)
What
Should I Look for in a Math Classroom? - The Math Connection
(Alt+W)
Mathematical Sciences Education Board

Regional Organizations:
Regional Organizations that support technology in the classrooms
Center for Improved Engineering and Science Education at Stevens Institute of Technology (CIESE) (Alt+X)
Educational Technology Training Centers (ETTC) (Alt+Y)
GLOBE (Alt+Z)
International Center for Leadership in Education (Alt+8)
Johns Hopkins University Center for Technology in Education (MD) (Alt+9)