• instructions for creating your own user page

• AnneDwyerSummerMathClass2005 (AnneDwyer)

• Carolyn's explanations of math topics & problems
  

• WhoYouCallinCrazyNow (KDeRosa).
  College Kids' Algebra Skills

• BigConceptsinDI (KDeRosa).
  The Best Model on How to Teach Children (and Adults): Direct Instruction (DI)
• WhyScriptingInDI (KDeRosa).
  Why is Scripting Used in Direct Instruction?

• DougSundsethLinks (DougSundseth)
  

• Ed School Barry Garelick
  

• Irvington Education
  (Catherine Johnson)
  

• LetterToEditor (KDeRosa).
  My proposed Letter to the Editor of our local paper regarding our upcoming school board election.

• LogicalFallacyBingo (DougSundseth)
  Fun for all, and educational, too.
  

• Making Math Interesting
  

• MathAndLanguage
• MathForAmerica (GoogleMaster)
  Math for America offers scholarships, mentoring and pay bonuses to math whizzes who become teachers.
  
• MathWarpsLanguage^?

• WhatIsImportantInMathematics (KDeRosa).
  The Mathematical Association of America's Finding Common Ground in K-12 Mathematics Education project has released a consensus report "What Is Important In School Mathematics."

• My Special Number
  

• NCITEReviewofMathResearch (KDeRosa).
  Review of High Quality Experimental Mathematics Research by NCITE.

• NZEducationMinistryPostElectionBriefing^? (TracyW).
  Some interesting international tables from the Ministry of Education's Post Election Briefing on average results and variation in education.

• RandomMultiplicationWorksheets (DougSundseth)
  Spreadsheets that create pencil-and-paper worksheets with random multiplication problems.

• RandomQuadraticEquationWorksheets (DougSundseth)
  Spreadsheets that create pencil-and-paper worksheets with random quadratic equation factoring problems.

• ReadingTestEndOfGradeOne (KDeRosa).
  Direct Instruction Reading Test for the end of Grade One.

• TemporaryHoldingPage
  

• Trespassers in Wonderland (Barry Garelick)
  

• Writing (about teaching writing)

to create your own page, in a nutshell:

3. Your new WikiWord title will be highlighted in yellow with a question mark at the end: MyNewPage^?

4. Click on the question mark.

to create your own page, complete directions:

1. Click on the 'edit this page' tab at the top of this page.

2. The edit window will open. It will looks something like this:

3. NOTE: Once you have the edit window open, you can see all the code that makes this page look the way it looks. It's easiest just to copy-and-paste that code, substituting your own name & page title where appropriate.

3. Decide on a title for your new page. The title must be a WikiWord. (WikiWords are also called camel words or bumpy words because a WikiWord must have at least two separate words with two separate capital letters & no spaces in between the two words.)

4. Optional but helpful:: Add your new page title under the first letter of its title. This is what Anne Dwyer's entry looks like (the 3 spaces & asterisk preceding her title create a bullet point):

NOTE: For 'newbies,' locating the correct letter inside the edit window is probably going to be confusing. If it's easier, just put your new topic anywhere you like, and somebody else can move it to its correct letter. Your new link will work no matter where you put it on the page.

13. You can always go directly to your page using its URL. You don't have to go to the homepage of Kitchen Table Math first.

writing for the web

• reading text on computer screens is highly stressful

• people read web pages 25% more slowly than paper pages

• use 50% fewer words

• use headings

• use bullets

• break up text into small chunks