Teaching and Learning Resources

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Instructional Activities

Classroom Resources

The following are links to classroom resources for teachers:

• September 2008 | Hands-On Math 
• September 2008 | Real World Math & Science 
  
  
• August 2008 | Hands-On Math 
• August 2008 | Real World Math & Science 
  
  
• July 2008 | Hands-On Math
• July 2008 | Real World Math & Science
  
  
• June 2008 | Hands-On Math
• June 2008 | Real World Math & Science
  
  
• May 2008 | Hands-On Math
• May 2008 | Real World Math & Science
  
  
• April 2008 | Real World Math & Science
• April 2008 | COMPLETE A RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECT FOR EARTH DAY
  
  
• March 2008 | Hands-On Math
• March 2008 | Real World Math & Science
  
  
• February 2008 | Real World Math & Science
• February 2008 | Summer NASA internships for students with learning disabilities
  
  
• January 2008 | Marine Careers Conference
• January 2008 | Hands-On Math
• January 2008 | Real World Math & Science
  
  
• December 2007 | Hands-On Math
• December 2007 | Real World Math & Science
• December 2007 | Real World Math & Science- Space Exploration
  
  
• Past Lessons

Curriculum Opportunities

These curriculum opportunities have come to our attention through our work on the Summits and STEM in general. We provide them to you with the recommendation that you check them out for appropriateness for your instructional setting before committing to them.

• Intel Teach to the Future
  
• Microsoft lesson (plans for students and educators)
  
• National Center for Technological Literacy, Museum of Science, Boston (Engineering programs)
• MathMovesU Raytheon (Middle School)
  
• America's Choice (Math Interventions)
  
• Gizmos (Math and Science)
  
• Nicsi mountain (Math)

Additional Resources

• Discovery Learning
• Project Lead the Way
• Project Tomorrow (Preparing today's students to be tomorrow's innovators, leaders and engaged citizens)
• Science Outreach Club | UMass Amherst 
• Sloan Career Cornerstone Center (Exploring Paths in Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Computing and Medicine)
• ThinkFinity 

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