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  1. Added Mar 02, 2009 by amarjit
    A new immersive game which includes a pet food factory run by monsters has been developed to teach middle schoolers pre-algebra skills.
  2. Added Feb 09, 2009 by sanchye
    This article shares that a school district in Texas may be taking on schools in New York in an interstate educational gaming tournament. This district had recently begun integrating immersive gaming into the K-12 curriculum.
  3. Added Oct 09, 2008 by chris_dede
    Microsoft funded Games for Learning videogame helps students learn algrebra
  4. Added Oct 08, 2008 by amarjit and 1 other
    109 Middle Schools in New York are trying out Dimension M, a video game that tests students in algebra.
  5. Added Oct 08, 2008 by coshankman and 1 other
    It is about how an Algebra video game is currently used in NYC schools, how the game is helping kids get over their fear of math, potentially raising test scores, while bringing a little fun to the classroom. Definitely worth the read.
  6. Added Nov 27, 2007 by jbookin and 2 others
    Algebra (All Grade Bands) Virtual manipulatives related to the NCTM Algebra standard.
  7. Added Nov 06, 2007 by aseldow
    We’ve underestimated the Pythagorean theorem all along. It’s not about triangles; it can apply to any shape. It’s not about a, b and c; it applies to any formula with a squared term. It’s not about distance in the sense of walking diagonally across a room. It’s about any distance, like the “distance” between our movie preferences or colors. If it can be measured, it can be compared with the Pythagorean Theorem. Let’s see why.
  8. Added Nov 06, 2007 by aseldow
    Set of flash tutorials for algebra basics.
  9. Added Oct 17, 2007 by schwangr
    Equationsheet.com lets you create a custom equation & constants sheet, drawing from their equation library. Categories include algebra, calculus, chemistry, geometry, physics, signal processing, statistics, and trigonometry.
  10. Added Oct 08, 2007 by digizen and 1 other
    These are some educational java applets written by Paul Falstad to help visualize various concepts in math, physics, and engineering. You should be able to view them with any Java-capable browser.
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