Question: Where can i find a site that helps people who have learning difficultys with math? 

Answer: "Web Sites Supporting Mathematics Instruction\n\nNational Council for Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)\n\nhttp://www.nctm.org\n\nMath principles and standards, frequently asked questions about mathematics education, links to other resources.\n\nThe Math Forum\n\nhttp://forum.swarthmore.edu/\n\nMath problems of the week, teacher suggestions, Dr. Math to enter questions and receive answers, math lesson plans.  For elementary through the college level.\n\nPBS Mathline\n\nhttp://www.pbs.org/mathline\n\nOnline math lessons and activities organized by grade levels and math categories.\n\nMathematical Resources\n\nhttp://members.stratos.net/jetta/math1.html\n\nAn online catalog of Internet sites organized into categories of lesson plans K-12, teaching resources, software, newsgroups, and listservs.\n\nInternet Resources for Elementary Math Educators\n\nhttp://www.math.ttu.edu/~dmettler/title.html\n\nList of links to lesson plans, teacher resources, and software that support math education in the elementary grades.\n\nMath.com\n\nhttp://www.math.com\n\nEverything math--Ask An Expert, homework help, calculators and converters, practice items and test preparation, games and puzzles. Put in a topic and get a list of resources.\n\nGo Math\n\nhttp://gomath.com\n\nFree online math help for grades K-12.  Tutorials, quizzes, geometry and algebra solutions, lessons and worksheets.\n\nMath Archives\n\nhttp://archives.math.utk.edu\n\nFrom the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.  K-12 math topics, lesson plans, Public Domain software, contests.\n\nFun Math Lessons, by Cynthia Lanius\n\nhttp://math.rice.edu/~lanius/\n\nK-12 math lessons on topics such as ratio, fractions, graphs.\n\nA+ Math\n\nhttp://www.aplusmath.com\n\nMath flashcard creator, math games, homework helper where students input problems and answers, and site will figure if correct.\n\nDiscovery School's Webmath\n\nhttp://www.school.discovery.com/homeworkhelp/webmath\n\nAssistance with math problems, explanations of how they are solved.\n\nMrs. Glosser's Math Goodies\n\nhttp://www.mathgoodies.com\n\nMath lessons, homework help, worksheets and puzzles designed to meet NCTM standards.\n\nMath Stories\n\nhttp://www.mathstories.com\n\n2,000 math word problems, grades 1-5, sorted by topic and level of difficulty.  Answers are provided for teachers.\n\nHelping Your Child Learn Math\n\nhttp://www.ed.gov/pubs/parents/Math/\n\nFor parents of students in grades K-5.  Math activities that relate math to everyday life, using readily available materials.\n\nKids Math\n\nhttp://www.kidsmath.com/\n\nMath lessons, exercises, and games for ages 3 to 12.  Available in English, Spanish, and Chinese.\n\nWord Problems for Kids\n\nhttp://www.stfx.ca/special/mathproblems/welcome.html\n\nSingle step and multi-step word problems for grades 5 to 12, based on real-world dilemmas.\n\nMastering Multiplication Facts\n\nhttp://www.multiplication.com\n\nStrategies, activities, games, and worksheets to help teach the multiplication facts.\n\nMath for Kids:  A Medieval Adventure in Problem-Solving\n\nhttp://tqjunior.advanced.org/4471\n\nWord problems for grades 4-5 with a medieval theme; tutorial on how to solve word problems.\n\nFlashcards for Kids\n\nhttp://www.edu4kids.com/math/\n\nOnline drill and practice in the four arithmetic processes.\n\nMath Nerds\n\nhttp://www.mathnerds.com/\n\nHelp for teachers and students on math questions, ranging from elementary level to differential equations; a “best” section to view problems posed and solutions offered.\n\nFun Brain\n\nhttp://www.funbrain.com\n\nAn interactive site where students can use their math skills to solve problems and play games such as math baseball and marth car racing.  For K-8 teachers and students.\n\nBrain Teasers\n\nhttp://www.eduplace.com/math/brain/index.html\n\nFor ages 8 to 14, with three new math problems each week, arranged by grade level.  Answers for the previous week’s brain teasers are posted.\n\nNewton's Window\n\nhtt
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