@mpershan@brianrandall1 And as bad as that was, it was far more valuable than what they are doing now. Getting an instant result from chat gpt and submitting it without any thought whatsoever
A short Python program to estimate π:
import random
def estimate_pi(n):
m = 0
for i in range(n):
x = random.uniform(0, 1)
y = random.uniform(0, 1)
if x*x + y*y <= 1:
m += 1
return 4 * m / n
@benjaminjriley@mpershan You’re asking high school teachers and profs to create hundred(s?) of individual tests. Or do you see a different way to do this?
Mathematics.
Finding and revealing patterns in a scattering of dots. A metaphor for varied perspectives on our world.
Visualization by Juan Carlos, @jcponcemath, Used with permission. Source: https://t.co/AR03QBvetR
Thread: It sure looks like phones are making students around the world dumber
I wrote about the new PISA report on student test scores, which have been falling steadily in OECD countries since 2012 —>
https://t.co/6VsMjXPXaB
How to make a fractal tree in @geogebra?
https://t.co/jMCBZxDftz
This is my first video tutorial about #geogebra on how to create fractal trees using basic geometric transformations, recursion and randomness.
Thanks for the support! :)
What math did you have in high school?
Most Americans (no matter your age!) had Alg, Geom, Alg 2, and something like PreCalc.
Why that math (not stats, modeling, linear alg, discrete) & that order?
Because that's what they decided ... in 1892. 1/2
https://t.co/cJSkolt6tC
@KTanPot@HfxExaminer@zwoodford They did, the Gray arena, a few years ago. There was no uproar (you didn't hear about it, I guess) but it didn't work out.