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Ask Dr. Math - explore more than 5000 archived questions and answers Middle School Archives Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ   History, Biography Browse the History and Biography section of the Math Forum's Internet Mathematics Library. Visit, in particular, the history collections from the MacTutor Math History Archive (St. Andrews) and David Joyce's History of Mathematics at Clark University. Search the Internet Mathematics Library for middle school history resources: to see all middle school history sites, press the SEARCH button. Looking for something specific? Type in a keyword and press the SEARCH button. Find items containing keyword(s):   Don't use common words like "and" or "math" as keywords! all keywords, in any order  at least one  that exact phrase parts of words  whole words HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY all math topics MIDDLE SCHOOL all levels   Reference Sites - browse Internet Math Library reference materials, especially: Animated Math Glossary - Harcourt Brace Biographies of Women Mathematicians - Agnes Scott College Flash Cards for Kids - CANITech Mathematical Quotations Server - Mark Woodard, Furman University Mathematicians at Work - MAA Online Weights and Measures - Jacques J. Proot  Reference Sources     Bibliographies     Dictionaries     FAQs     Quotations     Tutorials   Search the Internet Mathematics Library: To see all middle school reference sites, press the SEARCH button. Looking for something specific? Type in a keyword, choose a topic from the left-hand menu, and press the SEARCH button. Find items containing keyword(s):   Don't use common words like "and" or "math" as keywords! all keywords, in any order  at least one  that exact phrase parts of words  whole words REFERENCE SOURCES   bibliographies   dictionaries, glossaries   frequently asked questions (FAQs)   quotations   tutorials all resource types MIDDLE SCHOOL all levels

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