Using Technology Tools to Make Math Stick

As students spend more time and efforts on standardized tests that are computer based, I see a need for two things to evolve in our classrooms. To read more about technology's power in math education, read this article.

First, students need exposure and experience using technology based tools to help them visualize, represent, and solve mathematical problems.

Second, they need to explore solving real world, multi-step math problems.  Click here to see a blog post that shares online resources to support this need. 

                      Web Based Math Tools

]Math Playground - Math Manipulatives

Thinking Blocks

National Library of Virtual Manipulatives

Virtual Manipulatives

Illuminations

Crick Web: Numeracy

What other online tools or websites do you use to enhance student learning?