AMS for Teachers and Parents

Whether your student or child shows exceptional talent and interest, or asks “what is math good for?” and “why do I need to know math?”, you will find here a wealth of resources, publications and news to help you educate, inspire and mentor high school and undergraduate students. You may wish to direct students to the High School and Undergraduate information page as well so they can explore for themselves.

Amazing loot of math posters arrived from @amermathsoc A classrm at @QEHSepsb is about to get a makeover -thank you! pic.twitter.com/HdNmsWnlv0
— Dr. Pineda (@therocsci) October 15, 2015

$rock paper scissors$	Free Posters Request free printed posters for your department, home or office. Examples include: Women Doing Mathematics What Can I Do with a Math Degree? Latinx and Hispanics in the Mathematical Sciences Historical Black Mathematicians and many more
	Programs to Encourage High School Math Students Arnold Ross Lectures Summer Math Camps and Programs Career Information Information for High School and Undergrad Students We Use Math Pi Day (March 14)
	Programs to Encourage Math Majors Research Experience for Undergraduates Summer Programs Find graduate programs in the mathematical sciences AMS-MAA-SIAM Frank and Brennie Morgan Prize for Outstanding Research in Mathematics by an Undergraduate Student Alice T. Schafer Mathematics Prize for Excellence in Mathematics by an Undergraduate Woman William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition AMS Student Mathematical Library AMS Pure and Applied Undergraduate Texts Famous Puzzles of Great Mathematicians
	AMS Books, Blogs and Free Online Materials Inside Mathematics Really Big Numbers MSRI Mathematical Circles Library XYZ Book Series What's Happening in the Mathematical Sciences CBMS Issues in Mathematics Education Mathematical World AMS Student Mathematical Library AMS Pure and Applied Undergraduate Texts Mathematical Moments Podcasts: Listen to people talk about how they use math in the modern world. Search more on the AMS Bookstore.
	Fun Outside the Classroom: For Teachers, Parents and Students! Free games, activities, magazines and websites to read and engage with others. Math Forum PLUS Magazine National Math Festival - a day of free, fun online activities for all ages
	On Teaching and Learning Mathematics Articles in Notices of the AMS: Doceamus ("let us teach") columns, include "Listening to Teachers", "(Math) Teachers Are the Key", "Common Core Offers the Opportunity to Reorder Math Topics to Better Emphasize Their Connections and Applications". Search "Doceamus" and "Education" in Notices to see many articles on math education research, Common Core State Standards, NCTM Math Standards, teacher preparation, pedagogy, awards for math education, classroom resources, Math Circles, gender and math, and more. On Teaching and Learning Mathematics, an AMS blog edited by Mark Saul (editor-in-chief), Ben Blum-Smith, Al Cuoco, E. Paul Goldenberg, Steven Klee, Yvonne Lai, and Amanda Serenevy. AMS Committee on Education: the Society's channel for communication and cooperation with other organizations on matters concerning education, provides a forum for the discussion of mathematics education issues, provides information and makes recommendations to the leadership and membership of the Society on education issues, and organizes elements of AMS meetings addressing mathematics education. See reports, contacts, upcoming meetings.
	Join a professional organization Join an organization that best fits with your goals, needs and budget. Each offers member newsletters and journals, prizes and awards, programs for students, and valuable web resources. American Mathematical Society (AMS) American Statistical Association (ASA) Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) Mathematical Association of America (MAA) National Association of Math Circles National Association of Mathematicians National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)