Mathematical Modeling Handbook
  The Mathematical Modeling Handbook is intended to support the implementation
of the Common Core State Standards high school Mathematics Modeling
conceptual category. The CCSS document provides a brief description of mathematical
modeling accompanied by 22 star symbols (*) designating modeling
standards and standard clusters. The CCSS approach is to interpret modeling
“not as a collection of isolated topics but in relation to other standards.”
The goal of this Handbook is to aid teachers in implementing the CCSS approach
by helping students to develop a modeling disposition, that is, to encourage
recognition of mathematical opportunities in everyday events. The Handbook
provides lessons and teachers’ notes for thirty modeling topics together with
reference to specific CCSS starred standards for which the topics may be appropriate.  Learn More
Mathematics as a Second Language Glossary
 The Mathematics as a Second Language Glossary features mathematical terms defined in both English and Spanish
with accompanying examples and/or drawings and is now available in epub format for the Amazon Kindle and Apple EReaders.
Algebra: Language for a Changing World (DVD)
 What algebra is used by police to calculate speeding fines? Can algebra provide a useful tool in helping our environment? Algebra: Language for a Changing World is an overview of the most essential early concepts in Algebra. Interesting real world contexts and worked problems using real data introduce input and output variables, symbolic and graphical representation, order of operations, and linear relationships. This half-hour program includes a user's guide with reproducible student exercises and quizzes. Learn More
Common Core State Standards High School Mathematics Correlation
Each of the five units reflects aspects of the standards, click here to read more.
Mathematics: Modeling Our World (MMOW)
Course 1, 2 & 3
 Based on feedback from users of the first edition, COMAP has completed a major revision of Courses 1-3, now available in both print and CD-ROM.
• Some chapters are completely rewritten (i.e., Pick a Winner and Landsat, which is now titled Scene from Above). Other chapters are streamlined while retaining the thematic, modeling approach.
• Most chapters are shorter. The revised Course 1 has a total of 57 Activities— a 39% reduction from first edition’s 93.
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NEW FREE course material A Course in Financial Mathematics
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