Meet the Math Forum staff at Table 12 in NCSM's Display Area and also in the NCTM Exhibit Hall at Booth 1319 (a prime number!) and learn more about:

• Our dragon fractal logo
• Problems and Puzzles Memberships
        Write Math with the Math Forum
        Current Problems of the Week
        Problems of the Week Library
• Mentoring Programs
• Math Tools
• Ask Dr. Math
• The Online Mentoring Project for teacher education
• Online Workshops for Teachers of:
        Grades 5-9: Using Technology and Problem
            Solving to Build Algebraic Reasoning
        Grades 3-5: Tools for Building Math Concepts
• Math Forum Internet News
• Virtual Math Teams

View sample copies of our Dr. Math book series:

• Dr. Math Gets You Ready for Algebra
• Dr. Math Explains Algebra
• Dr. Math Introduces Geometry
• Dr. Math Presents More Geometry

Enter our drawing to win a prize. Drawings will be held at 4:00 PM Thursday and Friday and 11:00 AM Saturday. Winners will have their choice of:

Problems of the Week Class Membership
Set of four Dr. Math books

Solve a Problem of the Day for a chance to win a Problems of the Week Individual Membership or one of our Dr. Math books.

Plan to attend our sessions:

http://mathforum.org/workshops/nctm2007/
http://mathforum.org/workshops/nctm2007/index.ncsm.html

Mathematics Awareness Month (MAM) provides the mathematical sciences community with opportunities for promoting the importance and versatility of mathematics, and its relationships to our daily lives.

View these pages on their site:

• Resources
        Announcement
        Theme Essays
        Theme Poster
        Committee
        Sample Press Release
        Related Resources
        Linking Icons
• Activities
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        Submit Your Activity
• General Information
        About MAM
        About JPBM
        Publicizing MAM
        Terms of Use

http://www.mathopenref.com/calculator.html

John Page has recently added a math scientific calculator as a resource to his Math Open Reference site. Click the link "Show Maximum Size" to display in full screen mode, which expands the calculator to the largest size that will fit your computer's display -- handy for use in a classroom with a projector.

Information on his page includes:

• Instructions
• Functions
• Arithmetic operators
• Constants
• The ANS button
• Decimal places displayed
• Automatic features
• Unary minus
• Full screen mode