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Need Help With Class? YouTube Videos Await - When
University of Central Florida junior Nicole Nissim got stumped in
trigonometry, she checked out what was showing on YouTube. It turned
out YouTube was full of math videos. After watching a couple, the
psychology major says, she finally understood trig equations and how
to make graphs.
Math Resources:
www.math.com offers tip sheets for
basic math all the way through calculus in a well-organized way.
www.mathpower.com offers
student-created tip sheets for adult math learners, complete with
cheerful music to keep you relaxed while surfing.
Russ Rowlett's
"Names for Large Numbers" page, at
www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/large.html - This is a clear,
jargon-free discussion of what big numbers are called and how they got
their names, what they're called in other countries and what they
could be called under a proposed Greek naming system.
Resource from a parent:
"A math program that moved my son right out of the resource
room was Touch Math." Find out more about
Touch Math at :
http://www.touchmath.com.
The On Cloud Nine™ Math: A
Visualizing/Verbalizing Math Program developed by Kimberly Tuley and
Nanci Bell, successfully stimulates the ability to image and verbalize
the concepts underlying math processes. Concept and Numeral imagery
are integrated with language and applied to math computation and
problem solving. There is emphasis on both mathematical reasoning and
mathematical computation. Individuals of all ages learn to do and
enjoy math. You can find out more about On Cloud Nine Math at:
http://www.lindamoodbell.com/OnCloudNineMath.html
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