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The Web offers numerous learning resources and opportunities for K-12 mathematics education. This paper discusses those resources and opportunities. Discussion includes (a) asynchronous and synchronous communication tools, (b) the use of data sets to make connections between mathematics concepts and real-world applications, and (c) interactive environments that promote active thinking by allowing students to manipulate mathematical systems, observe patterns, form conjectures, and validate findings.
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