Web Publishing: Northern Valley

1. Read your notes. Class notes and examples are given so that you can refer to them when you “get stuck” or “forget”.

2. Read the textbook. Although the textbook is not used often in class, it is a great reference. If you do not understand something look it up in the textbook.

3. Try the website. Your textbook has a website associated with it. Use it!

Professor Freedman's Math Help~ ~ This site provides ways to reduce math anxiety, and identify a student's learning style. It also outlines good study skill habits and note taking skills for students. It also contains "fun stuff" for students to play with in relation to math.

Mrs. Glosser's Math Goodies~ ~ This site contains newsletter, lessons, worksheets, homework help and puzzles for students to use as additional practice material. Parents can use the discussion board to chat with other parents.

Earliest Uses of Various Mathematical Symbols~ ~ This site explains various mathematical symbols and the use of them. Parents can refamiliarize themselves with math notations which will help them assist their child with homework. Students can use this site as a study guide.

Hot Math~ ~ Parents and students can use this site to check homework problems from popular math textbooks.

Cool Safe Links for Kids, Parents & Teachers~ ~ This site provides math activities for students to work on with parents at home. It also provides ideas for teachers to use in the classroom.

Math Surf~ ~ This site provides flashcards, a game room, a homework helper and advanced problems for parents and students to work on at home.

A+ Math~ ~ This site contains interactive activities to enhance student's math skills through games and flashcards. Parents are provided with worksheets/games to do with their child at home.

Math Resource & Lesson Plan Index~ ~ This site contains lesson plans on variety of math topics. Parents can use this as a guide when working with their child. (Useful for high school students)

Dositey.com~ ~ This site provides parents with exercises, games and other learning activities that they can do with their child at home. It is designed to make working on math problems fun and easy.

Honest Open Logical Debate (HOLD)- on math reform~ ~ This site informs parents about the changing math curriculum. Parents also have the opportunity to share their opinions on this controversial issue.

The World of Math Online~ ~ Parents and students can use this website to obtain information regarding math skills of any math level. Along with descriptions of math concepts, there are practice examples and quizzes that can also be done right on the computer. Parents can use this site to help their children prepare for math tests and complete their homework.

Math Forum~ ~ This website is a math resource site for both parents and students to keep up with math topics. It offers problems of the week, discussion groups, and Internet Newsletter.

S.O.S. Math~ ~ This website provides explanations and examples of higher level math concepts. It is an excellent study guide for high school students and adult learners. Students can use this site in preparation for the SAT.

Math Nerds~ ~ Students and parents can ask "Math Nerds" any mathematical questions they are having difficulty with.

Dave's Math Tables~ ~ This website provides mathematical formulas from various courses. It offers a chat room where students and parents can discuss mathematical topics with other people.

Professor Freedman's Math Help~ This site provides ways to reduce math anxiety, and identify a student's learning style. It also outlines good study skill habits and note taking skills for students. It also contains "fun stuff" for students to play with in relation to math.

Online Math Help~ This site provides students with examples, printable worksheets, graphs, explanations, and step-by-step solutions of topics from pre-algebra, algebra, and geometry. It also has games along with an auto-grapher for students to use.

Mrs. Glosser's Math Goodies~ This site contains newsletter, lessons, worksheets, homework help and puzzles for students to use as additional practice material. Parents can use the discussion board to chat with other parents.

Discovery School~ This site is sponsored by the Discovery Channel and provides study tools, homework help and learning adventures for students to explore.

Automatic Math Solutions~ This site is an automated service that answers math problems over the Internet. The graphing section outlines the process for students in order for them to complete graphs and inequalities individually.

Math in Everyday Life~ This site challenges students to discover math behind everyday life. One section provides tests for students on various mathematical topics.

Online Math Tutor~ This site contains math lessons for students to review material cover in class and allows them to move at their own pace. Quizzes are included so students can check if they fully understand the chapter. However, this site requires a fee.

Fractions Made Easy~ This site teaches students how to compute examples with fractions; reduce, add, subtract, multiply and divide. Through examples students obtain instruct in this difficult topic.

Earliest Uses of Various Mathematical Symbols~ This site explains various mathematical symbols and the use of them. Parents can refamiliarize themselves with math notations which will help them assist their child with homework. Students can use this site as a study guide.

Hot Math~ Parents and students can use this site to check homework problems from popular math textbooks.

Why Graphs?~ This site poses an excellent question, which many students wonder; "Why graphs?" The focus of the site revolves around the questions why graphs and what do graphs tell us? It provides explanations and examples for students to study from

Real Life Statistics~ This site provides students with real life examples that involves statistics. Students are able to see the connection between life and math through examples.

Cool Safe Links for Kids, Parents & Teachers~ This site provides math activities for students to work on with parents at home. It also provides ideas for teachers to use in the classroom.

Math Surf~ This site provides flashcards, a game room, a homework helper and advanced problems for parents and students to work on at home.

A+ Math~ This site contains interactive activities to enhance student's math skills through games and flashcards. Parents are provided with worksheets/games to do with their child at home.

Math Resource & Lesson Plan Index~ This site contains lesson plans on variety of math topics. Parents can use this as a guide when working with their child. (Useful for high school students)

The World of Math Online~ Parents and students can use this website to obtain information regarding math skills of any math level. Along with descriptions of math concepts, there are practice examples and quizzes that can also be done right on the computer. Parents can use this site to help their children prepare for math tests and complete their homework.

Algebra homework Help~ Students use this website to answer questions they may have about their homework.

Math Forum~ This website is a math resource site for both parents and students to keep up with math topics. It offers problems of the week, discussion groups, and Internet Newsletter.

S.O.S. Math~ This website provides explanations and examples of higher level math concepts. It is an excellent study guide for high school students and adult learners. Students can use this site in preparation for the SAT.

Math Nerds~ Students and parents can ask "Math Nerds" any mathematical questions they are having difficulty with.

Dave's Math Tables~ This website provides mathematical formulas from various courses. It offers a chat room where students and parents can discuss mathematical topics with other people.

Interactive Math~ This site provides puzzles and games for students to work on dealing with a variety of math topics. The site is two-fold; students improve their math skills and challenges their higher order thinking skills.

Purple Math- Your Algebra Resource~ This site provides students with explanations on algebra topics, homework help, related links, and a self-test. It also offers tutoring services and software packages.

Algebra Online~ This site provides students with a variety of information on algebra topics. Students can email questions about math problems or they have the option of using the chat room to discuss math concepts.

Math Type~ This site provides students with tools to create math notations for Word Processing. It also offers Equation Editor.

Eric Weisstein's World of Math~ This site is a mathematical resource that will aid students in their studies. It can also be used as a resource for research papers.