PROBLEMS
http://nrich.maths.org.uk - the NRICH Maths Site. Click on "Problems" on
the left hand menu bar, then on "Monthly Six" - Cambridge University, England, UK -
resource notified by Mrs. Jennifer Piggott, jsp38@cam.ac.uk
http://nrich.maths.org/mathsf/journalf/rb_solut.htm - The best school
students' solutions to NRICH problems sent in before the 21st of each
month are published here at the NRICH Maths Site - Cambridge University,
England, UK - resource notified by Mrs. Jennifer Piggott, jsp38@cam.ac.uk.
RESOURCE BANK
http://nrich.maths.org/topic_tree/index.html - A search tree
of hundreds of problems (all labelled by key stage) available from the
NRICH Archive - Cambridge University, England, UK - resource notified by Mrs. Jennifer Piggott, jsp38@cam.ac.uk
RANDOM MATHS PROBLEMS
Fairbanks Country Day Preschool through HighSchool, San Diego, California, provides a
free maths resource on the web called Course Server. Our thanks to Randall Rose who
wrote to us: If a student or teacher goes to the Course Server web site and places tick
marks next to the problem types he or she wants, the Course Server program will then
display a web page containing maths problems of each of these types, along with a
separate web page containing the solutions to these problems. We have a very large variety
of maths problems: there are several thousand problem types to choose from, and
whenever a particular problem type is selected, Course Server will randomly change the
numbers and circumstances used in the problem so that the solution will be different each
time.
GCSE MATHS
9th May 2005: Our thanks to Kaiya Williams who has sent in details of this amazing resource ..... GCSE: Years 10 and 11 ..... See the "Pupil Text Books" and "Practice Books" for the basic material. Note their disclaimer: "The material is made available through the CIMT for downloading and dissemination for NON-PROFIT MAKING PURPOSES ONLY."
Also includes teacher support resources but certain aspects of these (like revision tests) require "passwords" [their site says "passwords are not normally available to individuals who are not part of an educational institution"].
Homeschooling parents should be able to make use of a *huge* percentage of this resource however - together with their Year 1 to 6 resources (see Maths Key Stage 1 for this and other free Maths resources available) and Key Stage 3 resources (see Maths Key Stage 3) it includes virtually everything most parents will need. This free resource has been created through a collaboration between the Peto Institute in Budapest, Hungary, and the Centre for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching at Exeter University, England.
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