http://mathforum.org/workshops/nctm2010/handouts.html

Did you miss us in the Sponsor Display area at NCSM or the Exhibit Hall at NCTM? Maybe you did find us but you would like additional copies of our handouts? Feel free to access the printed matter (in PDF format) distributed recently at our booths, including information on our Professional Development program and samples from our Problems of the Week program.

Math Forum Ambassadors

http://mathforum.org/workshops/nctm2010/ambassadors.html

Some of the folks joining us in the display area or booth, or presenting with us, were not actually Math Forum or KenKen staff. These are collaborators from around the US and Canada who have been working closely with us in our online workshops, onsite professional development, and online professional development courses. A big thank-you to you all!

http://mathforum.org/pow/free_mentoring.html

A group of preservice teachers from Western Oregon University will provide feedback to submitters in the following problems:

• FunPow, opening May 3
• PreAlgPoW, opening May 10

Please have your students submit solutions. If they receive replies from a mentor, we hope you'll encourage them to revise. Not only will your students learn more, but the mentors will learn as well!

Trial Class Account

http://mathforum.org/products/trial.html

Free 21-day access to Current Problems of the Week and the Problems of the Week Library.

http://mathdl.maa.org/mathDL/20/

Classroom Capsules and Notes brings together the best of 114 years of the short classroom materials from the MAA print publications. These materials are free to everyone.

Featured items include:

• The Abundancy Ratio, a Measure of Perfection
• Math Bite: Once in a While, Differentiation Is Multiplicative
• Quadrilaterals with Integer Sides
• Proof without Words: Sums of Sums of Squares
• Edge-Length of Tetrahedra
• Chaos and Love Affairs

http://humanresearch.jsc.nasa.gov/education.asp

The Human Research Program Education and Outreach Project strives to reach diverse communities, inspire a new generation of scientists and engineers, and encourage future space explorers. Browse all of its programs through the site above.

One of the project's areas of focus is to develop supplemental problems for high school mathematics. Read about and download materials from those projects through these links:

Math and Science @ Work

http://humanresearch.jsc.nasa.gov/education/AP_main.asp

Exploring Space through Math

http://humanresearch.jsc.nasa.gov/education/Algebra_main.asp