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Math, Science & Technology
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Center for Science Education lists sites and URLS for web-based
instructional material by grade level.
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Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for mathematics
and science education provides links to lessons and
activites. Browse the
Digital Dozen
and its archive for exemplary math and science sites that
combine engaging activities for K-12 students with solid
professional development for teachers.
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Environmental Education Network acts as the clearinghouse
for all environmental education information, materials
and ideas on the Internet. Resources for teachers and
students are listed.
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Exploratorium is an online science museum containing over
15,000 Web pages exploring hundreds of different topics and
providing tools for teaching.
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The Math Forum's mission is to provide resources, materials,
activities, person-to-person interactions, and educational products and
services that enrich and support teaching and learning in an
increasingly technological world.
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SAXON Math textbooks divide concepts into small, easily grasped
pieces called increments. A new increment is presented each day and
students work only a few problems involving the new material. The
remaining homework consists of practice problems involving concepts
previously introduced. Thus, every assignment (and every test) is a
cumulative review of all material covered up to that point.
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Thirteen Ed Online (Thirteen/WNET New York PBS's flagship station),
responding to the national need for sustained teacher training,
developed this free
service which features everything from standards-based lesson plans and
classroom activities to a multimedia primer, online mentors, and
reviews of curriculum-based Web sites.
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