Mathematics

Tips in eight categories plus a Learning Styles Inventory - Understanding expectations and prioritizing your time; Reading the text; Using class time effectively; Taking notes in Class; Doing homework, the how and when; Using the available resources; Preparing for exams; Test-taking strategies

Designed to review current study habits and suggest better ones. The survey has thirty-three statements divided into five categories re. current practices and attitudes.

Covers the basic concepts of geometry and supports critical thinking.

Java-based interactive simulations of tools and applications such as building fractions, graphing lines, curve fitting, etc.

Whether you are a student who needs help understanding a lesson, a parent looking for excellent resources, or a teacher in search of activities that can complement your lessons, this website is the right place for you!

Choose the educational level needed from the drop-down menu on the left.

Dozens of free course materials for MIT math courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels

Math websites recommended by the American Mathematical Society.

Searchable on-line dictionary hosted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, with Algorithms, Data Structures, Problems and more.

Generates answers to specific math questions and problems, as entered by a user, at any particular moment. The math answers are generated and displayed real-time, at the moment a web user types in their math problem and clicks "solve." In addition to the answers, Webmath also shows the student how to arrive at the answer.

Biographies of mathematicians, articles on the history of math, discussions of famous curves.

Formulas, games, practice tests and other help with: Basic Math · Everyday Math · Pre-Algebra · Algebra · Geometry · Trigonometry · Statistics · Calculus · Advanced Topics

Designed to match with middle school and high school textbooks used across the United States, the multiple interactive quizzes and tests can be used for self-testing and feedback.

Calculator that handles various conversions such as fractions to decimals, Fahrenheit to Celsius, Roman numerals to Arabic numerals, etc.

2,500 pages of short, easy-to-understand explanations and formulas organized by topic, from Algebra to Differential Equations maintained by math professors. Select your course from the index list under the S.O.S. Mathematics graphic

American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges

Includes: General Math -Number Notation, Addition Table, Multiplication Table, Fraction-Decimal Conversion, Interest, Units & Measurement Conversion; Algebra -Basic Identities, Conic Sections, Polynomials, Exponents, Algebra Graphs, Functions; Geometry -Areas, Volumes, Surface Areas, Circles; Trig-Identities, Tables, Hyperbolics, Graphs, Functions; Discrete/Linear -Vectors, Recursive Formulas, Linear Algebra, Other Constants, Complexity, Miscellaneous, Graphs, Functions; Stat -Distributions; Calc -Integrals, Derivatives, Series Expansions; Advanced -Fourier Series, Transforms

For high school & college level mathematics teachers & students. Teacher resources & information relative to the use of calculators, PowerPoint, computer programming & workshops.

North Carolina Association for Developmental Education

North Carolina Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges

Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer allows you to view PowerPoint presentations if your computer does not have Microsoft PowerPoint. Click on the link and follow the instructions on the screen.

HyperStat Online – An online statistics book with links to other statistics resources on the web. Simulations/Demonstrations – Java applets that demonstrate various statistical concepts. Case Studies – Examples of real data with analyses and interpretation Analysis Lab – Some basic statistical analysis tools.

This tutorial by Russ Baker from Howard Community College (Maryland) gives more functions of the TI-83.

Virginia Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges