The invention of graphs and charts was a much quieter affair than that of the telescope, but these tools have done just as much to change how and what we see. https://t.co/gfOp90Nz62
November can be a stressful time for grade 12- students take some time to recognize how they're feeling, how they WANT to feel in May 2021 and what actions they can take to bridge the gap
I wrote up all the ways that I build community and have students engage in virtual math class that don't require webcams. No special apps needed besides Zoom, Google Slides, and Google Jamboard. @howie_hua@MrsParkShine@IllustrateMath#MTBoS#iteachmath
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Anyone new to thinking about the influence of algorithms might want to watch this talk of mine from last year:
https://t.co/bAkKnVz3as
It's light-hearted, but (frustratingly) makes a number of prescient points relevant to the current fiasco.
Happy #PiApproximationDay! 🥧🎉 Did you know that 22/7 is a really good approximation for π? If you want to be more accurate, you can explore the first 1 MILLION digits on Mathigon. Can you find your phone number or date of birth? https://t.co/hxGHnsy7wy
Like pranks? If you do, then you'll love this lesson on surface area that builds conceptual understanding using nets. https://t.co/TyRlTNzA34 #iteachmath
“You don’t hear adults bragging about not being a reading person, but you do hear them brag about not being a math person,” The myth of being 'bad' at maths https://t.co/uAKUobANQh via @BBC_Worklife
@allangballinger Hey - we had spring break earlier and are now onto week 3 (of likely at least 6) virtual learning... I'm going to share this idea with my GLL. Will letcha know how it goes. Enjoy spring break! Hopefully you have some nice weather :)