10 Math Websites

1. https://www.khanacademy.org/

This website allows me to have premade tutorials on how to do a specific problem as well as

allows students to look up specific concepts on their free time and watch condensed lessons on

relevant to class assignments. As a teacher it allows me once I have created a login to monitor

what students are learning and the pace at which they are learning.

2. https://www.mathta.com/

Allows teachers to create an online test taking center that automatically grades and saves the

student’s progress and scores. This website also allows teachers to attain FREE worksheets

within several subjects and topics that can be manipulated by the teacher to reflect the depth of

the subject to which he/she likes.

3. http://www.coolmath.com/

This is a website that can be act as a supplement to the teachers instruction. This website

allows the students to repeat and refresh their memory of previous learned or newly learned

concepts. The website breaks down problems and relates each step back to the theory of the

concept.

4. http://www.youtube.com/

This website allows students to watch numerous amounts of tutorials that can help them with

the concepts that they find most challenging. This website also allows teachers to create their

youtube channel that enables them to create tutorials for students to view on topics and

concepts covered in class.

5. http://www.corestandards.org/Math

This website benefits the teacher, it allows he/she to view the standards quickly so that they

may evaluate or re-evaluate their lesson plans to correctly reflect the required standards. This

website also allows teachers to quickly pull up the Standards for Mathematical practice.

6. http://www.pearsonschool.com/index.cfm?locator=PSZu6d

This website comes with the books that the teachers or schools request. NOTE:This website is

specific to this book publisher. This website allows students to click on the lesson that they are

currently learning or have previously learned and the website takes you through tutorials and

quizzes to for extra practice.

7. http://mathforum.org/teachers/high/

This website allows teachers to share lesson plans ideas activities projects etc. to help their own

instruction. The website serves as a melting pot for all different kinds of teaching strategies and

approaches which is very beneficial to teachers so that they don’t become stagnant and keeps

them progressively evolving.

8. http://education.ti.com/en/timathnspired/us/home

This website allows teachers to purchase and download the required software that will enable

them to choose from a multitude of demonstrations and activities using a Ti-nspire. This also

brings technology in the classroom which allows the students to quickly graph functions and

tables etc. and manipulate the variables so that they can gain a conceptual understanding.

9. http://maccss.ncdpi.wikispaces.net/High+School

This website allows teachers to look up the standards for their subject as well as a layout of all

the lessons that should be covered throughout the semester. It also gives teachers the

competency goals for students who are in Alternate Mathematics which is a more applied

math.

10. https://www.dropbox.com/

This website is for teacher resources and communication with students. This website allows

students to complete assignments and save them into this website and share their document

with the teacher. Here the teacher can pull up and review on the students work and leave

comments for the student.