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A community library of technology tools, lessons, activities, and support materials for teaching and learning mathematics.

New to Math Tools? Welcome!

There's a lot of stuff in here. Join our community! View our Orientation to get some ideas of how to make the most of this resource. View and/or download Bethany Hudnutt's handout, Navigating Math Tools

Opportunities

The Ignite Talks
http://mathforum.org/workshops/ncsm2012/ignite.html
Ever wondered what the Math Forum is all about? What makes us passionate? What IGNITES us? Now you can find out! Three of us spoke recently at Key Curriculum's Ignite event at NCSM.

Handouts
http://mathforum.org/nctm/2012/handouts.html
Download handouts from our booths at NCSM and NCTM held recently in Philadelphia.

Elementary Mathematical Practices Blog
http://mathforum.org/blogs/emp/
Are you an elementary math specialist or a K-5 teacher interested in conversations focused on developing your students' mathematical practices? Join us!

Make It Real Learning (MIRL)
The Math Forum @ Drexel and MIRL have teamed up to provide you a discount on The Make It Real Learning Activity Library, Volume I. Now you can answer when asked, "When am I ever going to use this?" Use the discount code MF31 to receive your 31% discount!

What's Hot?

[May 18] Imagine Cup winners!: Suzanne adds to an ongoing discussion, "The MathDash team reported that they won the United States Imagine Cup! Read more about Team Drexel Dragons: Matt Lesnak, Keith Ayers, and N. Taylor Mullen.... Next they'll be competing in the World Championship in Sydney, Australia in July!"

[May 8] Seeking Users of E-texts/digital texts for Article: awfully digital explains "I am a freelance contributor to an Ivy League education magazine for practitioners, and am working on an article about E-TEXTS and DIGITAL TEXTS."

[March 29] How can you focus students on learning rather than gaming? : Eric Schlytter adds to an ongoing discussion, "I have added many more exciting interactive math activities that encourage students to input information in order to procede in the learning process."

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Watch Annie, Max, and Steve at the NCSM 2012 Ignite talks


Tool: Scale 'N Pop


Suzanne and Erin at the NCSM booth. Download our handouts!