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Organizations in Mathematics
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) sponsors workshops and conferences
for mathematics educators, offers four journals devoted to the teaching of mathematics at
several levels, and provides a wealth of information useful to K-12 teachers of mathematics.
The Utah Council of Teachers of Mathematics is the local branch of the NCTM.
The Mathematical Association of America (MAA) is an organization for college and university faculty.
There are links at this site as well as topics of discussion that may be of interest to middle
and high school teachers of Mathematics.
The American Mathematical Society (AMS) focuses primarily on research in mathematics.
Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to encouraging
women and girls in the mathematical sciences. In addition to useful links in mathematics education,
there is a mentor network for grade school and high school students interested in mathematics.
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Educational Agencies for Teachers in Utah
Utah State Office of Education: The Utah State Office of Education site has many useful links for
K-12 teachers in Utah including information on certification, jobs, school districts, and links to
individual schools. Some local school district links are:
Salt Lake City School District
Davis School District
Granite School District
Jordan School District
The Utah Education Association (UEA) is a professional organization for education employees
whose mission is to advance the cause of public education, promote quality teaching and learning,
and advocate for the rights and interests of its members. The UEA is affiliated with the
National Education Association (NEA)
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Career and Job Information
NCTM Classified Jobs Available, Jobs Wanted
Utah State Office of Education, Jobs for Educators
International Schools Services
Teach For America
The Tom Joyner Foundation Teacher licensure scholarship program (inservice teachers).
Janet H and C. Harry Knowles Foundation Fellowships for students with a bachelor degree
in mathematics, science, or engineering to pursue a career in teaching high school
mathematics or science.
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