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<BR>Deborah Jamulitrat,djamulit@nmsu.edu,I am doing a study on Math in Japan. If you have any information for me concerning this topic, I would appreciate it.
<BR>Thank you.
<BR>suzuki mituo,suzumitu@infoweb.or.jp,nice homepage
<BR>|Alan Alquist,alan_alquist@ccmail.odedodea.edu,I really enjoy reading your interesting and passionate lessons. I work for the US Department of 
<BR>Defense school system working with teachers to help them improve their math instruction. Your work is an inspiration to me!
<BR>Ellen Alquist,ellen_alquist@fis.cocos.de,My husband gave me your address and advised me to read your incredible lessons.  Well done! You are an amazing teacher.  I work at an international school in Frankfurt that has 54 nationalities.  I have found that the Japanese students always do a fine job explaining their thinking.  You have helped me to understand why. I have also read the study on Janpanese teaching and have seen the videos of some very fine instruction.  You are clearly in that fine tradition.  Cheers!
<BR>Ellen Alquist,ellen_alquist@fis.cocos.de,My husband gave me your address and advised me to read your incredible lessons.  Well done! You are an amazing teacher.  I work at an international school in Frankfurt that has 54 nationalities.  I have found that the Japanese students always do a fine job explaining their thinking.  You have helped me to understand why. I have also read the study on Janpanese teaching and have seen the videos of some very fine instruction.  You are clearly in that fine tradition.  Cheers!
<BR>Ellen Alquist,ellen_alquist@fis.cocos.de,My husband gave me your address and advised me to read your incredible lessons.  Well done! You are an amazing teacher.  I work at an international school in Frankfurt that has 54 nationalities.  I have found that the Japanese students always do a fine job explaining their thinking.  You have helped me to understand why. I have also read the study on Janpanese teaching and have seen the videos of some very fine instruction.  You are clearly in that fine tradition.  Cheers!
<BR>Jonathan Shipley,jonathan_shipley@fis.cocos.de,Yokudekimashita!  Omoshirokatta!
<BR>mizuki,mizuki@mail3.alpha-net.or.jp,¹¹¿·¤ÎÏ¢Íí¤¯¤À¤µ¤¤
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<BR>Ray Rasmusson,Ray_Rasmusson@odedodea.edu,Looks interesting.  This is my first visit.  I'm teaching 8th grade math this year.  I hope I find some neat stuff!
<BR>betty day,bettyday@msn.com,thank you for your generosity in 
<BR>sharing.
<BR>Gail,adama@mail.utexas.edu,I wouls like for anyone who knows the Suzuki methos of Math to contact me at :adama@mail.utexas.edu
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<BR>Donna Redwine,redwineinc@aol.com,I enjoyed this and will visit again.
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<BR>Geoffrey Saxe,saxe@socrates.berkeley.edu,Thanks for this site!  I'm distributing the address to students in my preservice seminar in children's mathematics.
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<BR>Wendy Korth,takort@ptcnet.net,I am looking for information of the math of Japan for a school project.
<BR>Nancy Ann Belsky,nabelsky@cheshire.net,I teach mathematics grades 6-8 in a small NH school.  I'm looking for interesting lesson ideas.
<BR>Susan Sovine,susannova@aol.com,My name is Susan Sovine
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<BR>I am collecting data for a comparative study of American teaching techniques with other countries.  I am a consultant for the Mobile Science Project, supported by The College of Santa Fe (New Mexico).  I very much appreciate your database.
<BR>Miguel Betita,http://members.tripod.com/~NeonGensis/intro.html,Great page! I found it very useful, and, more importantly, instructive!
<BR>Kay Zebley,kzebley@hotmail.com,Your web page looks terrific! I knew you were a great mathematician, but I had no idea what a creative web master you are! You really know how to bring math to life through computer graphics!
<BR>Congratulations!  
<BR>Kay Zebley,kzebley@hotmail.com,Your web page looks terrific! I knew you were a great mathematician, but I had no idea what a creative web master you are! You really know how to bring math to life through computer graphics!
<BR>Congratulations!  
<BR>susan sovine,susannova@aol.com,Dear Yukio,
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<BR>The Director of the Mobile Science Project has asked me to find out from you if music and song is ever used in Japanese math lesson. 
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<BR>It will be good to hear from you again.
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<BR>Susan
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<BR>Greg Proffit,gregproffit@sisna.com,Your site will be looked at by math teachers in Park City, Utah. We are trying to make our math learnoing better.
<BR>Tina Garris,mtgmarie@aol.com,Thank you for posting your wonderful lessons.  My students will benefit from
<BR>your generosity.
<BR>Tina Garris,mtgmarie@aol.com,Thank you for posting your wonderful lessons.  My students will benefit from
<BR>your generosity.
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<BR>Amir Arani,amarani@yahoo.com,I found your page while I was looking for some info for my trip to Iwate in December.
<BR>I enjoyed few of your lessons and will bookmark this page for my kids and forward the link to their teachers.
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<BR>It is a wonderfull method of teaching.
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<BR>Amir
<BR>Debi Gallagher,dgallag@uoft02.utoledo.edu,Neat ideas and plans.
<BR>akio FURUKAWA,fakio@seg.co.jp,I am a math teacher of JUKU for senior 
<BR>high school students.
<BR>Here is the nice web PAGE that I ever
<BR>have visited in JAPAN!
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<BR>ed,edosan@excite.com,Wow! Nice work, sensei. I teach 5th grade in Tacoma, Washington. I worked for Isuzu a few years ago in Oomori. Maybe my class can chat with yours someday.  ganbatte kudasai.
<BR>Nicole Olivier,janicod@nnet.ne.jp,I enjoy the quality of your site...
<BR>Terry Weddleton,Mrwed96@aol.com,Nice website !  Domo Arrigato 
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<BR>Rick Powls,rickp@1lord.net ,Very nice to visit. Thank you so much for sharing!
<BR>travis bird,birdwomanWA@hotmail.com,this is a very great webepage!
<BR>Wayne Burnett,burnettw@hotmail.com,This is a very interesting site. I have been teaching Mombusho's math curriculum in English at Katoh Elementary school (www.katoh-net.ac.jp) for two years so I am very familiar with Japanese math curriculum.
<BR>John Sundahl,jsundahl1@go.com,Nice web site!  I like the bit about the Japanese math curriculum - very useful.  Thank you.
<BR>Terry Brannigan,terrybrannigan@hotmail.com,Your site has such a sense of adventure with mathematical investigations.  It is truly exciting to find such a wonderful site.
<BR>Marcella Book,turtle_book@hotmail.com,These are great keep up the good work and thanks for the information
<BR>Marcella Book,turtle_book@hotmail.com,These are great keep up the good work and thanks for the information. I am happy to have been introduced to this site and can see that it will be beneficial to me in the future.
<BR>Akiko Suzuki,akiko651115@par.odn.ne.jp,I am very curious about this web.
<BR>À̺¸¶ó,lushbora@hanmail.net,¾È³çÇϼ¼¿ä? Hello?
<BR>Àú´Â Çѱ¹ÀÎÀÔ´Ï´Ù. I am a Korean.
<BR>´ÔÀÇ È¨ÆäÀÌÁö ¾ÆÁÖ Àß º¸°í °©´Ï´Ù. Yonr homepage is very good. I got much help.
<BR>°¨»çÇÕ´Ï´Ù. Thank you.
<BR>Keiko,2004@copenhagen,Make your dreams come true!
<BR>Joan Cotter,joancott@hutchtel.net,Interesting.
<BR>Willis Harte,willis-harte@uiowa.edu,Nice site!  Keep up the good work.
<BR>Debra Coggins,dcoggins@home.com,thank you. I am interested in the bridging lesson.
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<BR>Lina Terrell,linaterrell@hotmail.com,Just curious!  Want to learn more about math education in japan
<BR>ºäËÜ,tsakamoto@dosule.com,If winter comes, can spring be far behind? Do your best! 
<BR>Benjamin Blair,bbjapan@yahoo.com,Thank you for your translation of the curriculum guide. My friend in an American school district was looking for just the thing you translated. Thanks again.
<BR>steven balderston,sbbalderston@yahoo.ca,A friend of mine teaches at english at James in Mizusawa City.
<BR>I was just looking up sites on Iwate to get some info.
<BR>Nadine Zimmerlund,zimmerln@hsd.k12.or.us,I am very interested in the Japanese method of math instruction.
<BR>Ok Young Yoon,okyyoon@yahoo.com,Very interesting!
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<BR>Ann Sensenbrenner,apenn@aol.com,1.  Do you learn math 7 days a week?
<BR>2.  Do you know of Kumon math?
<BR>Ann Sensenbrenner,apenn@aol.com,1.  Do you learn math 7 days a week?
<BR>2.  Do you know of Kumon math?
<BR>john,hakerj@hotmail.com,im doing a report on history so if you can send me lots of information on Japan I would appreceatet it.I need poems history family life how scholls are like, ect. 
<BR>deah,b.rodea ,ur web site can help the youth in the future
<BR>DJ,DJWEL117@aol.com,Is there anyone who could talk to me about how life is in Japan, for a kid that is.
<BR>barbara,barbtt77@aolcom,researching links to teach math to my 4yr old
<BR>Stephen M. Rebro,rebro@excite.com,Thank you
<BR>¿¹ Âî»Ê,tak_mori@kh.rim.or.jp,SugakusiML¤Ç¤â¤è¤í¤·¤¯
<BR>Dr. Robin W. Dawes,dawes@cs.queensu.ca,It's very interesting to see how math 
<BR>is taught in Japan.  I see some very 
<BR>good things here.
<BR>Shannon McPheeters,Spheet22@cs.com,I am so excited to see how things are taught in another country! As an elementary education student I am now very inspiered to learn more and apply it to the information I am gaining in my education!
<BR>Serafim Aguiar,serafim.aguiar@netcabo.pt,very,very interesting.I would like to know the geometric problems that have the Buddhistic temples and its name
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<BR>Gary Agranat,gca7sky@aol.com,¤³¤ó¤Ë¤Á¤Ï¡¼   I like what you are trying to do with your website.  I am concerned that many children learn math too abstractly, rather than as something naturally out of their own experience.  I am a physicist and former space flight engineer.  I saw first hand the bad consequences that can happen with such problems.  Good luck.  Dozo yoroshiku.
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<BR>Betty,mrslee2002@hotmail.com,Had a quick look at k-12mathedu this morning. Interest captivated. Will revisit with more time.
<BR>Currently teaching English in China but normally teach Maths/Science/Computing to high school students in Australia.
<BR>Betty,mrslee2002@hotmail.com,Looked at lesson on 3X.
<BR>I was amazed by what children so young did. Remember I teach high schol students - some of these would have me believe they are brain dead - really they are turned off to maths or lazy.
<BR>I believe that, currently, in Australia (NSW anyway), they teach x3 rather than 3x.
<BR>Your method certainly seems to encourage "Pure Mathematics" thinking.
<BR>Without concrete material use, I wonder if it really gives the students an "understanding" of what 4x3 really represents? If the students "discovered" "facts" playing with some objects, would that be more likely?
<BR>ohÅþ³,ohdoho@hanmail.net,i am a middle school student.
<BR>i'm going to japanes.
<BR>i live in seoul
<BR>ohÅþ³,ohdoho@hanmail.net,i am a middle school student.
<BR>i'm going to japanes.
<BR>i live in seoul
<BR>Prashanth ,MMohan@amdocs.com,I like this website.
<BR>Julie,jxb2042@yahoo.com,Pretty nice....
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<BR>Michelle,mmorley@accesscomm.ca,We have Epals from Iwate Japan so I was just surfing around and looking for information about region. I'm from Canada.
<BR>Haley Bruns,haleybruns@hotmail.com,I am trying to learn more about math education in Japan
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<BR>Karen Woolsey Margison,kwoolsey@orangenorth.k12.vt.us,I am a special services director - we also home-school our 12 year old daughter (for 7th and 8th grade) - attened a leadership conference where a Harvard professor spoke about Japanese math education - so I started searching the internet.  I am interested in making sure our daughter has the grasp of mathematics she needs for later more advanced courses in math - I am concerned that a lot of what they do is done too quickly and with an acceptance of only a superficial understanding - Japan was described as teaching 8 basic concepts in junior high - KAren Woolsey Margison
<BR>kullawat,kullawat@decha.ac.th,great site!
<BR>Adam,Lillaj11@netscape.net,cool
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<BR>Adam,Lillaj11@netscape.net,cool
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<BR>Liz @ Stetson,yoyoyo@aol.com,wuts up with yall??
<BR>L-MAK,lllmmmaaakkk@aol.com,my initials are L-Mak and that is my rap name too!
<BR>Hong Taek Hwang,hht51@hanmail.net,Mathematics is Human Endeavor.
<BR>Cindy Evarts,cevarts@comcast.net,Thank you for your work in creating this website!  I enjoy looking at your perspective in teaching mathematics!  I teach in the United States.  Thank you!
<BR>Ragavi,ragupathi_b@yahoo.com,i am from india i would like to enroll with u thank u
<BR>winnie,goonstone@yahoo.com,¤È¤Æ¤â¤¤¤¤¤Ç¤¹¤è
<BR>Sonja Fischer,MissFisch@yahoo.com,I teach 6th grade math in Greensboro, North Carolina. Thank you for sharing your site.
<BR>Anasabel,Ana.Silvestre-508@clix.pt,hello..I'm from Portugal and I and two coleges are working in Japan Math Curriculum. God bless your work. thanks.
<BR>Michael Farris,michael.farris@kadena.af.mil,I'm an American student studying to be a teacher. Very nice site.
<BR>sigit sunaryono,sunaryono@enciety.com,I need to know about the method for how the child to learn something
<BR>Philip Locks,loppish2000@yahoo.com,or loppish2000@ramcellnet.com
<BR>moderator,sugayuki@michinoku.ne.jp,test mail
<BR>toua,muastuam@yahoo.com,the problem of mathematics
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<BR>Rohmatul Fajriyah,rfajriyah@yahoo.com,Dear Prof. Sugawara,
<BR>Its a nice website. I enjoyed and get some benefits to visit your website.
<BR>I enjoy the Puzzle. Very much.
<BR>Thank you.
<BR>With kind regards,
<BR>Rohmatul F
<BR>Tatag Yuli Eko Siswono,tatagyes@yahoo.com,Dear Prof. Yukio Sugawara 
<BR>I am postgraduate student in The State University of Surabaya, Indonesia. I appreciate with your work. Nice job, I hope I can learn more from you. I am interested to explore mathematical creative thinking through problem posing, may be you have suggestion. I will wait your comment.
<BR>My regards,
<BR>Tatag Yuli Eko Siswono
<BR>Departement Of Mathematics, Fac. Mathematics and natural Sciences
<BR>The state university of Surabaya
<BR>Trina Bright,trinabright@hotmail.com,What fun!!!!!
<BR>Teguh Santoso,uget1st@yahoo.com,Dear Mr. Sugawara,
<BR>What a great Math website you've created for both kids (incl. games) and teachers (curriculum issues)  Keep up the updated materials in this new year of 2005!
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<BR>Jan. 1st, 2005
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<BR>Teguh Santoso
<BR>English teacher at
<BR>BPK PENABUR High School, Indonesia
<BR>http://a07jkt.bpkpenabur.or.id
<BR>Personal Web: 
<BR>http://guru.bpkpenabur.or.id/teguh
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<BR>SARA HAIMOUD,www.javas604@aol.com,Hello,  
<BR> I like your web site and l love to explore it.
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<BR>                    one of your fan
<BR>Erick Hendrickson,hendrickson@sparcc.org,You are brilliant.Thank you!
<BR>tim ruschell,tjruschell@insightbb.com,7th grade math teacher from Kentucky USA
<BR>Angel,heaven.com,You are always doing the best. Go for it!
<BR>rithwik,anshulgoel72@hotmail.com,ok
<BR>Marilou Ner,mner118@yahoo.com,I want to study your curriculum
<BR>ÊƸ÷¡¡Ãú,hinotoyonemitsu@hotmail.com,Prof. Mangho Ahuja¤µ¤ó¤ò¾Ò²ð¤·¤Æ夤¤¿Ï»»¤òÊÙ¶¯¤·¤Æ¤¤¤Þ¤¹ÊƸ÷Ãú¤È¿½¤·¤Þ¤¹¡£Mangho»á¤ÈÏ»»¤Ë¤Ä¤¤¤Æ¿§¡¹¤È¥¢¥á¥ê¥«¤Ë¾Ò²ð¤·¤Æ夤¤Æ¤¤¤Þ¤¹¡£º£Ç¯¤Î10·î¤ËMangho»á¤¬Ä¹ºê¤ËÍè¤é¤ì¤ëͽÄê¤Ç¤¹¡£Ä¹ºêÏ»»¸¦µæ²ñ¤Ë¤â½ÐÀʤµ¤ì¤ëͽÄê¤Ç¤¹¡£º£¸å¤È¤â¤è¤í¤·¤¯¸æ»ØƳ¤¯¤À¤µ¤¤¡£¤Þ¤¿²Ë¤Ê»þ¤Ë»ä¤ÎHP http://yonemitu.infoseek.nejp¤Ë¤â¸æˬÌ䤯¤À¤µ¤¤¡£
<BR>ÊƸ÷¡¡Ãú,hinotoyonemitsu@hotmail.com,Prof. Mangho Ahuja¤µ¤ó¤ò¾Ò²ð¤·¤Æ夤¤¿Ï»»¤òÊÙ¶¯¤·¤Æ¤¤¤Þ¤¹ÊƸ÷Ãú¤È¿½¤·¤Þ¤¹¡£Mangho»á¤ÈÏ»»¤Ë¤Ä¤¤¤Æ¿§¡¹¤È¥¢¥á¥ê¥«¤Ë¾Ò²ð¤·¤Æ夤¤Æ¤¤¤Þ¤¹¡£º£Ç¯¤Î10·î¤ËMangho»á¤¬Ä¹ºê¤ËÍè¤é¤ì¤ëͽÄê¤Ç¤¹¡£Ä¹ºêÏ»»¸¦µæ²ñ¤Ë¤â½ÐÀʤµ¤ì¤ëͽÄê¤Ç¤¹¡£º£¸å¤È¤â¤è¤í¤·¤¯¸æ»ØƳ¤¯¤À¤µ¤¤¡£¤Þ¤¿²Ë¤Ê»þ¤Ë»ä¤ÎHP http://yonemitu.infoseek.ne.jp¤Ë¤â¸æˬÌ䤯¤À¤µ¤¤¡£
<BR>Natalia Carden,Talgrl1116,So mathimaticle
<BR>RAHAF,bazoonaa@hotmail.com,i need to be good in math
<BR>Cool,super@cool.de,Cool!
<BR>Faith Young,fyoung@dcps.org,Amazing. Thank you!
<BR>Kathy Stevlingson,kstevlingson@hotmail.com,Am a retired teacher who is tutoring children having difficulties in school.
<BR>Katarina,KSHockeychick@aol.com,I need to find the definition of a kite (the shape).
<BR>waffles,NEVER,Yatta! =D
<BR>Jestrup,jesper.estrup@yahoo.de,Well lets see!
<BR>George Dahl,gtdahl@ties2.net,Curious
<BR>George Dahl,gtdahl@ties2.net,Curious
<BR>amro,amro99@optusnet.com.au,nice site
<BR>amro,amro99@optusnet.com.au,nice site
<BR>Maitree,inprasitha@hotmail.com,Please add me to your mailing list
<BR>Krista Caley,caleycoo@aol.com,I am doing my Student Teaching in 2nd grade and am very interested in the Japanese way of Math.  Very nice site.
<BR>Patrick Wilson,pwilson67@yahoo.com,I agree with and enjoyed your article about reforming math instruction.  If you have any other grade 3-4 lessons, I would appreciate them.
<BR>Linda,lindavp@live.com,Thank you
<BR>Tom Jeffrey,tjeffrey@yahoo.com,I am intrested in your papers which deal with mathematics education, especially, lesson study. If possible, I'd like to exchange our ideas.  
<BR>renee,arenees@westsideschool.org,Thank you.  I enjoy learning from your website.  I teach first grade in Seattle.
<BR>Miki Nagamoto,mnagamoto@yahoo.com,I cannot do mathematics lessons very well. Please share good ideas and show us your practices.
<BR>yigit,ozeroz55@hotmail.com,super
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