Collection of Web Sites
Related to High School Mathematics

Internet Resources on TIMSS

• TIMSS Press Release (11-20-96)
• Pusuing Excellence, a synthesis of initial findings from TIMSS
• U.S. Mathematics Teachers Respond to the Third International Mathematics and Science Study
• TIMSS International Study Center - BOSTON COLLEGE
• TIMSS United States
• Mathematics Achievement in the Middle School Years (Table of Contents)
• Science Achievement in the Middle School Years (Table of Contents)

• Supporting block scheduling
• Opposing block scheduling
• Wasson High School Home Page-Highlights Wasson´s success with block scheduling
• Opposing block scheduling
• A summary of extended-period schedules compiled by the Center for Applied Reseach and Educational Improvement
• Opposing block scheduling
• IRI Skylight Homepage:  Research Based Educator Training Programs & Materials
• Integradet/Interdisciplinary Education
• Internet Resources on Block Scheduling Provided by Kenosha Unified School District #1: Kenosha, Wisconsin
• Block Scheduling Tips Tips, Ideas & Resources Concerning Block Scheduling:  Palm Beach, Florida
• Block Scheduling Resources  Provided by Cleveland Heights:  Cleveland, Ohio
• A Status Report On Alternative Scheduling In Tennessee High Schools
• Westport High School  Block Scheduling Information:  Westport, Massachusetts
• Block Scheduling Data Analysis, Angola High School:  Angola, Indiana

• The Casio Classroom
• Texas Instruments' Archive of Classroom Activities
• LCSC Math Department's TI Graphing Calculator Internet Connection
• A Collection of Lesson Plan Sites
• University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Classroom Resources for Mathematics Teachers
• Resources for educators  This site contains many activities for mathematics and science using TI instructional products.  You will find graphing calculator activities on the following mathematical topics: Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus.   You will also find a list of conferences and workshops that would help you and your students benefit from calculator technology.
• Visualization in Algebra   The activities presented here are part of the activities presented at the 1992+Plus+Workshop.  This workshop focused on ways to enhance students' power of visualization and their ability to make connections in Algebra I and II.    The TI-81 Graphing Calculator was introduced and its use in any high school mathematics course was emphasized.  For a more exhaustive list or to find materials that fit your own specific needs, you can also search the forum internet  resources collection from this site.
• Teaching Introductory Statistical Methods Using an Updated Sports Database  If you are looking for activities that incorporate Sports, TI-graphing calculator, and Sketchpad, you are at the right place.  The NFL - PROSTAT is a program that teachers (grade 6 - 12) can use to help students learn key concepts of Average, Variation around an average, Differences between average, and correlation between variables.  In addition, mathematics teachers can use the created variables to reinforce math skills using decimals, ratio, percent, and positive and negative numbers.
• Graphing Calculator Teaching Materials  Textbooks, resource books, videos, and software for middle school, high school,  and college mathematics with a special focus on teaching materials for the graphing calculators can be found here.  Some of the textbooks include    Calculus, Concept and Calculators, Problem Solving with the TI-83, and TI-83 Enhanced Statistics.  For more listing on teaching resources, visit the Venture Publishing site.
• The Mathematics of Change  The 1993 Woodrow Wilson Leadership Program in Mathematics site contains a   collection of curriculum materials for k - 12.  Most of the activities at the site make use of the TI-graphing calculator.
• Lesson Plans  This site contains overviews of units and objectives by grade, lesson plans by grade, and GSP performance based unit tests for each grade.  This site is developed by Leslee Francis Pelton.
• Calculus & Mathematica  This site is developed by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Ohio   State university department of mathematics education.  The calculus & Mathematica is an exciting new way to learn calculus, differential equations, and matrix theory.  Students no longer bound to the traditional classroom   setting, nor do they even need to be on a college campus.  Students in Calculus  & Mathematica use experimentation and real-life visualization to learn fundamental calculus concepts and ideas.  For students' activities and lesson plans, visit this site.
• Metropolitan Mathematics Club  Contains Internet activities which can be used in the teaching of mathematics at  the k - 12 levels.
• K - 12:  Math in General  Contains a collection of curriculum materials for k - 12 mathematics teaching and learning which make use of the TI-graphing calculator.  Links to other   mathematics resources can also be assess from here.
• Mathematical Task Using Geometer's Sketchpad  This site features mathematical activity which can be used in the teaching and learning of the Geometer's sketchpad.
   

• Secondary Mathematics Web Resources A large collection of links related to teaching mathematics in secondary schools.
• Algebra and Calculus Sketches Try the activities in the Line and Parabola sketches. You will download these sketches and use Geometer's Sketchpad to change parameters and look at the effect of the changes on the graphs.
• C&M NetMath
• Calculus & Mathematica Home Page
• Geometer's Sketchpad 3 Gallery Try the activities under Arcs and Architecture, Algebra and Beyond, and Physics.
• The GrapeVine Calculus & Mathematica web site at The Ohio State University.
• IDEANet. Indiana Department of Education Access Network.
• IHETS. Indiana Higher Education Telecommunications System.
• Interactive Web Pages A collection of interactive web pages on several topics. Sketchpad is not required
• Journal For Research In Mathematics Education (JRME) Home page for this NCTM journal.
• MAPQUEST. Interactive atlas that allows one to find any place in the world.
• Mathmania. On-line math resources with a focus on the frontiers of mathematics.
• Math 171 A
• Math and Reasoning. Writings on this topic by Alan Shelby.
• Math Link Home Page
• MCCSC Monroe County Community School Corporation Home Page
• Mechanical Linkages Sketches modeling different mechanisms such as elevator doors and windshield wipers.
• Resources for Creating Home Pages, a collection of resources used during the 1996Region 10 Tech Prep Summer Institute 
• Single Variable Calculus
• Sketches from Key A collection of sketches from Key Curriculum.
• Stepping Stones. Web site of the NSF-IU funded mathematical modeling project.
• Web66. International WWW School Registry
• World Lecture Hall. Contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are using the Web to deliver class materials.
• WLH Mathematics