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TI Calc.org
The definitive site for Texas Instruments calculators.
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Helping Your Child Learn Math
Give your children the hand up they need to get friendly with mathematics. These exercises are designed to give kids a taste of
real-world numbers and make it fun in the bargain. The problems get harder as your children -- and you -- progress.
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History of Mathematics
Mathematics has its origins back in 2000 B.C., when the Babylonians developed a system that would later be picked up by the
Greeks. Here is the story of numbers, including conceptual advances and biographies of heavy hitters like Copernicus and Einstein.
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Math Forum, The
Math teachers, parents and anybody else interested in numbers should find a friend in The Math Forum. This resource strives to
delight and enlighten individuals interested in developing new methods for teaching a sometimes-vilified subject.
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QUantumArithmoDynamics
The QUAD is a communication channel that promotes the conceptualization of the fusion between quantum mechanical and
mathematical ontology. Explore arithmofields, Bohmian interpretation and morphogenesis -- if you dare!
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CNN Sci-Tech
CNN offers the latest news from the science and technology front. While you won't find in-depth scientific data, the articles
adequately cover the major issues.
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Discovery Channel, The
The Discovery Channel transports its unique combination of education and entertainment from the television screen to the computer
monitor without losing its charm. Check out Live Events for a schedule of audio and video Webcasts.
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EXN: The Exploration Network
Discovery Channel Canada crams considerable information into these pages. Articles cover the gamut, from robotic gas-station
attendants to current surgical techniques. Index links to archives, science and math games, puzzles and broadcast listings.
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Exploratorium: ExploraNet
San Francisco's Exploratorium presents a collage of 650 interactive exhibits in science, art and human perception. Tour the online
exhibits, explore the Amazon River or probe fundamental scientific principles through interactive online displays.
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Frank Potter's Science Gems
The intent of this page is to provide students on all grade levels with a reliable and up-to-date scientific reference; however, this
comprehensive guide to science sites is an incredible resource for any armchair seeker of scientific truth.
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National Science Foundation
Grant programs, research initiatives, special educational funding and other stimuli are the tools NSF uses to ensure U.S. leadership
in scientific research and the development of scientifically savvy young people entering the workforce.
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Nature
Visited by researchers and students around the world, Nature is the world's most cited weekly science journal. Not limited to any
particular discipline, the publication delves into all fields of research, from cell membrane activities to astrophysics.
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New Scientist
A wide-ranging publication, New Scientist brings a subtle flavor to its online version with news, features, reviews and editorials, live
events and selected Web links. The career guide and job listings highlight this solid publication.
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NOVA Online
Everyone's favorite PBS science show comes to life online. Click here to obtain the broadcast schedule for NOVA and multimedia
show supplements. In addition, teaching guides parallel NOVA's television programs on specific subjects.
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NPR Science Friday Kids Connection
While the National Public Radio program Science Friday may be a little over the heads of most kids, this companion Web page is
designed specifically for young scientists. The heart of the site is a school curricula that mirrors broadcasts of the program.
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Science Online
Get the latest on cutting-edge scientific research and news from this online version of Science Magazine, the global research
weekly. Archives cover the full range of scientific exploration and research from anthropology to zoology.
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SciNetPhotos
Select from over 30,000 stock photographic images with a scientific theme.
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Smithsonian Natural History Web
The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History comes to the Web with a well-designed, user-friendly site that more than lives up to its
mission to understand the natural world and our place in it. One of the best gateways to the natural sciences on the Web.
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Snap Guide to the Cutting Edge of Science
These scientific facts will blow your mind. Learn more about robots, teleportation, artificial intelligence and other science stuff.
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Why Files, The: Science Behind the News
The National Science Foundation has set up an entertaining resource for people who want to find out more about scientific facts
behind news stories.
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