Some links to sites about mathematics and science education.

• Home grown ones:
  • Math curriculum project from MIT 2002
  • Math projects from MIT 2004
    • A book of lesson plans from last year's group
    • Photos from the project presentations
  • Math projects from Math for Teachers, summer 2003
    • Link to the summer web page. It has lesson plans and photos.
  • A list of things that I have or have found. I made the list for MIT 2004.
    
• Other sites (email me if you find any that should be included)
  • Nattional Council of Teachers of Mathematics
    Most of the things here require that you join. I think you should consider joining. It costs a lot less to join while you are a student. Their monthly magazines are an excellent place to find materials to help teach mathematics. I am a member so I can get any article you need. Also, I have lots back issues of the magazines.
  • National Science Teachers Association
    It appears to be the equivilent of the NCTM. Have a look. We have some of the Journals on microform and some on Proquest.
  • ENC Online is a K-12 math and science teacher center.
    The mission of the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education (ENC) is to identify effective curriculum resources, create high-quality professional development materials, and disseminate useful information and products to improve K-12 mathematics and science teaching and learning.
  • NWREL - Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
    A site that deserves your attention.
  • Science Lesson Plans and Resources
    Has many many links. Site owned by Edmund J. Sass EdD at College of Saint Benedict at Saint Johns Univeristy,
  • Statements from two semifinalist for teacher of the year about how math has been taught and how it should be taught.