Raychel's+Web+Evaluations

=WEB EVALUATIONS = This WebSite is a very useful tool for a college student going into the math field. It contains very high level math tools and explaination. I would recomend its use to college professors or those who are studying to become a math teacher and need another definintion of a math topic. There are several links that inable access to countless math explanations in subjects as easy at algebra to high level calculus. One of the limitations is the fact that everything is written out and not in example form. There are some picture examples but over all it is text explaining math concepts. I would use this in my class room more to double check myself rather than have my students use it; unless they are exceptionally advanced in a certain strain of mathematics. An additionally advantage seen with this website is the organization on each page. Links open to new topics of math, and these topics are grouped in categories. This makes the use of this site pretty efficient, because you can find quickly the areas that are of interest to yourself. (KD)
 * __Title:__** Wolfram MathWorld
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__**Site URL:**__ @http://jc-schools.net/tutorials/tools/math-hs.html __**Comments:**__ This web site is a link off of a school district site. It is extremely used full to the math classroom. It is full of helpful links for students, lesson plans, handouts, and creatve learning activities. The school district, I am assuming, constructed this site to help teachers expand there skills in the class room. Overall the site is easy to navigate, but it is not very appealing to the eye. For the most part it is a list of links you are able to click on. I would still use this site in my class room because it directs you to many valuble resources and class room ideas and activities. The web site also includes suggested text books.
 * __Title:__** High School Math

I wish I would have had this resource in high school. It has a ton of useful things like links, Microsoft Office pages, and all kinds of different calculators for every possible math function. The design is pretty user friendly (obviously not geared toward a graduate student or anything), but the text is a little small and sometimes jumbles together and not spaced well I don't think. If I were to teach anything math at the secondary level, this would be a great resource for them to use throughout their junior high/ high school academic careers. (RB)

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