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Science &
Numeracy Special Collection
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LINCS
A
 Complete
List of Online Math Resources
Whether your students are confused by
multiplication, need extra practice with geometry proofs, or
find themselves struggling to understand logarithms, you are
sure to find a resource from this website that fits their
math needs.
Full
Curriculum
Lesson Plans
Mad
about Measuring
Submitted by Kim Hinton, Caldwell Community College and
Technical Institute
This
is a math lesson on measurement using everyday items
available at home or in the classroom. Concepts covered
include linear measurement in inches and feet, converting
inches and feet, and simple geometric formulas for area and
perimeter. (Developed with colleague- Shari Brown)
Student Activities
Web
Learning Sites
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Whether
you are confused by multiplication, need extra
practice with geometry proofs, or find yourself
struggling to understand logarithms, you are
sure to find a website from the following list
that fits your math needs. We have scoured the
Internet in order to compile a comprehensive
collection of resources for all math subjects,
from the basics to calculus. This article
provides helpful explanations, sample problems
and tests, detailed diagrams, and even games. If
you want to improve your math skills, this is an
excellent place to start.
Source:
http://www.guidetoonlineschools.com/library/math-resources#ixzz167LJ3LTS
Whether
you are confused by multiplication, need extra
practice with geometry proofs, or find yourself
struggling to understand logarithms, you are
sure to find a website from the following list
that fits your math needs. We have scoured the
Internet in order to compile a comprehensive
collection of resources for all math subjects,
from the basics to calculus. This article
provides helpful explanations, sample problems
and tests, detailed diagrams, and even games. If
you want to improve your math skills, this is an
excellent place to start.
Source:
http://www.guidetoonlineschools.com/library/math-resources#ixzz167LJ3LT
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TV 411
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Basket Ball
Math
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Worksheets and Materials
Free Math
Worksheets at Math Drills
Submitted
by Kim Hinton, Caldwell Community College and Technical
Institute
Audience:
ABE/GED math students- any level
This site
provides drill for skill sheets on whole numbers, fractions,
percents, geometry, algebra and more. Instructors and/or
students can print out the sheets for practice. An answer
sheet comes with each one. Multiple practice problems are
available for each skill being reinforced.
Research and Evaluation
Adult Numeracy: Review of Research and Related Literature
is an international review of research and related
literature on epistemologies of mathematics and
mathematics teacher education in a variety of settings.
The EMPower Project: Making Adults’ Thinking Audible and
Visible explores the development of a mathematics
curriculum for adults and out-of-school youth.
Numeracy in the Adult Literacy
and Lifeskills Survey
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PDF (336
KB) presents the framework for the conceptualization and
assessment of numeracy skills, as part of the Adult
Literacy and Lifeskills Survey.
Topics addressed in
Perspectives on Adults Learning Mathematics, Research and
Practice include mathematics and common sense,
statistical literacy and numeracy, new theories on
learning math, and math competencies for the workplace.
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Noteworthy Practices
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Strengthening Math Skills at
the Postsecondary Level: In October 2003, the
Department of Education awarded a contract to the CNA
Corporation and its partners to review the lessons learned
from community colleges, the military, business, and
organized labor whose common goal has been to strengthen
the mathematics skills of their students, members, or
employees. The project will identify and document a range
of promising programs, approaches, and instructional
practices that enable students to strengthen their math
skills and progress to higher-level math courses and into
work assignments requiring higher-level math abilities.
For more information, contact
Carolyn Lee.
Additional Links
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The
American Mathematical Society provides access to news,
publications, career and conference information, reference
tools, and other resources pertaining to mathematical
education and mathematical research and its uses.
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The Massachusetts ABE Mathematics
Curriculum Framework presents four content strands and
their learning standards at six student performance
levels.
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The Math Forum at Drexel University is an online math
education community center with a large searchable
collection of math resources, including the
Adult
Education Teachers’ Place.
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