Description: For some children, math seems like a chore. Especially in upper-level mathematics, as concepts become more difficult to grasp, children often stop engaging in active learning, and resort instead to a rote memorization of the operations and functions that will "get them through" their math requirements. But now, thanks to technology, there are new and innovative ways of learning math that are actually fun and enjoyable for all students. Incorporating technology into the learning process has fast become one of the most effective means of promoting understanding and attentiveness, and in her latest book, Sheryl Burgstahler does just that for math-phobics. Focusing on the older child, this unique guide features over 70 ready-to-use worksheets with Internet activities that can be used both on-line and off-line to promote enthusiasm, excellence, and mastery in mathematics. Parents, children, teachers, administrators, and computer lab assistants.

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