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| Q: | Where can I get help with a math question? |
| A: | Have you heard about Ask Dr. Math, the Forum's question and
answer service for K-12 math students and their teachers?
We have a searchable archive of questions and answers, plus a
form for submitting questions, at:
If you submit a question to the Doctor, give as much information as possible about the trouble you're having - show the work you've already done, and ask specific questions about whatever it is you don't understand. |
| Q: | Where can I find a math formula or definition? |
| A: | Try the Dr.
Math FAQ for formulas:
... or Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics, formerly Eric's Treasure Trove of Mathematics: |
| Q: | Where can I get advice on - math or math ed topic - ? |
| A: | Have you heard
about the Forum's Teacher2Teacher service? Our
panel of teaching professionals is available to answer your
questions about teaching mathematics or how your children are
learning math:
To reach a broad audience, post a message on relevant mailing lists and newsgroups. Here's a list of discussions hosted and/or recommended by the Forum:
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| Q: | Where can I find web pages on - math or math ed topic - ? |
| A: | Visit the Internet
Math Library, an annotated catalog of
mathematics and mathematics education web sites. The Library
features a description of each entry, hierarchical categories
for browsing, a searcher on each browse page, and selected sites
for each category's starting points:
Alternately, conducting a search remains a good way to find specific resources on the Internet. We encourage you to go to the following Forum searcher and enter keywords pertaining to the topic you want to find:
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