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Computing Technology for Math Excellence
is devoted to resources for teaching and learning mathematics (K-12 and
calculus), technology integration, and the standards movement in education.
Great News!
 
Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory's
Library
in the Sky chose CT4ME for its Editor's Pick of the Week on 10/6/2003.
CT4ME was
the
site of the day on 11/6/2003 at techlearning.com!
CT4ME was also the
site of the day on 11/6/2003 at the Wall Street & Technology Online
Magazine.
The Georgia Department
of Education lists CT4ME in their Teacher Resource Center for both advanced
and basic mathematics.
K-12
Outreach in the College of Education at Michigan State University lists
CT4ME as a mathematics assessment resource.
Michigan
Educators' Resources in the Michigan eLibrary lists CT4ME among its math curriculum and
assessment resources.
The Oregon
Council of Teachers of Mathematics, included CT4ME in its Links of
the Month in their January 2004 issue of The Oregon Mathematics Teacher.
Science and Mathematics
Initiative for Learning Enhancement (SMILE) at the Illinois Institute of
Technology recognizes CT4ME as one of its web based resources for interactive science and math sites.
CT4ME is a featured resource for virtual math manipulatives in
Teaching K-8 Magazine in January 2005. According to Linda Lindroth, author
of
How
to...Find Online Math Manipulatives, "This
one is a must-have in your bookmarks or
favorites!"
ISTE,
The International Society for Technology in Education, now lists CT4ME among its
Educator Resources under Curriculum > K-12 > Mathematics. (February,
2005).
ALEX,
the Alabama Learning Exchange from the Alabama Department of Education, lists
CT4ME's math projects in its resources for educators (2005).
The Education Alliance (WV) quotes CT4ME's Math Methodology section in
Closing the Achievement Gap: Best Practices in Teaching Mathematics (2006,
Spring).
 Education
World awarded an A+ to CT4ME for content and site design in their September
2006 review.
University of
Massachusetts at Dartmouth lists CT4ME among its Math Websites of Interest.
The
Center for Innovation
in Engineering and Science Education (CIESE) at Stevens Institute of
Technology (NJ) lists CT4ME among its curriculum instructional resources.
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Send us your favorite resources and
tips for success Technology can make a difference in student
achievement, if used in a focused manner as a regular part of your
instructional program. Research has shown that the use of
manipulatives, student dialogue about math, and student projects
demonstrating math concepts are compatible instructional practices.  Contact
Dr. Pat for your consulting needs, or to share your resources, strategies for
technology integration, your tips
to prepare students for success on standardized tests, and what works best to help
students learn
mathematics.
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Content at CT4ME may also be viewed in any of nine languages
using AltaVista’s Babel Fish Translator (http://babelfish.altavista.com/). Linked pages will be translated
automatically when you navigate to them.
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