Math education: making math cool with Vanessa Vakharia share.google/OtCLkfTaYhCFQN0…
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In the 1960s, Stanislaw Ulam, while doodling during a boring presentation, discovered a surprising pattern when he arranged numbers in a spiral and highlighted the primes. This spiral revealed a striking pattern and structure in the distribution of prime numbers.
📷visualizing math
Canada's math scores are declining. What can be done? share.google/FqR89HM8YRhhevc…
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Mathematics.
We marvel at this strange equation for pi, but what does it really have to do with circles, circumference, and diameter?
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Geometry, mathematics, reality.
I found this puzzle in a Harry Houdini book. tinyurl.com/mfhvhwzr
Teaching reflections, rotations, and translations? Check out these cool, artsy, interactive sites!
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How many of our struggling students have access to extra help with math?
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Area of a Circle — by peeling. @geogebra link in description of featured video here: youtube.com/shorts/b23P6bMOe…. #MTBoS #ITeachMath
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Tarsia puzzles are fun when we just need a little more practice. Today, students @john_high chose a skill to work on and selected the corresponding puzzle pieces. Lots of great conversations as we puzzled... 🤩
Try them!
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