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  1. Terry McConnell's Home Page - Terry McConnell, Mathematics Department, Syracuse University
    Download PDFs of tests given in McConnell's introductory calculus, Math 295. "Stuff" ranges from a remark on average velocity and an expository paper showing the details of how to derive the second order correction to the period of a plane pendulum using ...more>>

  2. Topics in Arithmetic and Elementary Mathematics - E. Lee Lady; University of Hawaii
    Materials used in a university course for prospective elementary school teachers, to teach them how to be interested in mathematics. Materials are in PDF and DVI, and include: representing numbers in other bases, divisibility tests, periodic decimal expansions, ...more>>

  3. TouchMath: Multi-sensory Math Supplements - Innovative Learning Concepts, Inc.
    The TouchMath Method is a multi-sensory approach to teaching basic number concepts, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. TouchMath integrates digits 1 through 9 with a corresponding number of "touchpoints." Students physically touch each ...more>>


 
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