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- District of Columbia Public Schools - Common Core Standards Initiative - Mathematics - DCPHS Math Standards - Educators at the DC Office of the Superintendent of Education - DC Public Library
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- Khan Academy - Wolfram Mathworld extensive mathematics database - Math-Prof laid back approaches - LearningExpress online library (free registration) - LearnZillion - Fraction Practice - Danika McKellar - math books for high school students - New York Times' Steven Strogatz in "Me, Myself, and Math" - Interactive Mathematics by Key Curriculum Press - Discovering Geometry
 * Resources for learning math and more!**

- Openculture.com links to various "courses" for free online - NYTimes article on free online education, highlighting Harvard and MIT - edX - MIT and Harvard's combined free online course offering - Open Learning Initiative is Harvard's online course offering - PRAXIS Series - Gaggle communication services - Wacom Interactive Classroom options - Microsoft education resources - Google Education - Apple Education - Great grammar and writing website (and straight to some quizzes) - Another nice grammar site complements of Miss Hunt
 * General On-line Educational Resources**

- GeoGebra for graphing - Microsoft Mathematics
 * Mathematics Software**

- Google SketchUp free software for creating 3D architecture - Art of the City sponsored by the [|Phillips Collection] - Prism of Arts Integration bringing art into the classroom - Adobe Education Exchange resources - Math for America - An opinion on present teaching of mathematics - A gentle introduction to Calculus - Electronic Ink - TED Talks - ideas worth spreading - Fun with words - Quiz yourself and others - If you //really// want to learn about the world wide web - SHOUT learning - Use of Google Maps - Math Association of America - Random.org - assortment of all things randomly related - Programr - Ruler Game - http://mathwithbaddrawings.com/ - http://vimeo.com/1066547 - [] - more floor plan layout software - Steve Jobs' speech at Stanford in 2005 - R&D pays off - iPhone introduction by Steve Jobs - How a Tesla is made - Sustainability PD
 * Miscellaneous**
 * -** Khan Academy and their Computer Science Approach

- A bit about who they are - High School Engineering - STEM and English Language Learners
 * Project Lead The Way (PLTW)**

- Lesson Planning via Penn State Instructional Design - enGrade - Justice plan book - Teaching for Change - Teaching maths video library - Interactive Promethean resources - Mr Meyer - Teacher resource for engineering eGFI - True education article
 * Teaching**

- Math Teacher blogs passionate top 4 - Teach Forever high engaging high school math activities - Whole Brain high school math video example - Interactive resources
 * Collection of math resources**

- Aula de Matemática from Argentina
 * Math Blogs**

- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinant - http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/matrix-determinant.html - @http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/systems-linear-equations.html
 * Determinants**

- Auxiliares de Conversación teaching in Spain - Institute of International Education - Semester at Sea - Essa Academy and their integration of Apple products
 * Global Exposure**

- ARTLAB+ clubs for teens - Smithsonian for Educators
 * Smithsonian**

- Volunteer at the DC Public Library
 * Volunteer Opportunities**

- TEDx talk on photography and the golden ratio and averaging to create an ideal beauty - VW People's Car Challengevideos for new cars / VW PCC designer congratulations / town of Chengdu media type="custom" key="19120762"
 * Interesting**
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- Horton's Kids in Washington, DC media type="custom" key="19192010"

- Abbot and Costello "help" with math media type="custom" key="20619111"

- ... and why math is important! media type="custom" key="20619123"

Mr. Wright complements of the New York Times media type="custom" key="23705472"

Suli Breaks Exam Fate media type="custom" key="23705508"

Innovative Imaginary Numbers media type="custom" key="23705536"

- Non-traditional commencement address - High School graduate with difficult future
 * High Schools in the News**

// Our **deepest fear** is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are **powerful beyond measure**. It is our **light**, not our darkness that most frightens us.' We ask ourselves, **Who am I** to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. **Your playing small does not serve the world**. There's nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. **We are all meant to shine**, as **children** do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; **it's in everyone**. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we're liberated from our own fear, **our presence automatically liberates others**. // // - Marianne Williamson //

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