Blogs about: Mark Zegarelli
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Word of the Day: Categorical statements
Categorical statements are statements that talk about whole categories of objects or people. Furniture, chairs, birds, trees, red things, and cities that begin with the letter T are all examples of c… more →
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For Dummies® Helps Students Succeed in Math Beyond the Classroom
Natalie wrote 1 year ago: Summer is here, but that first semester will quickly be approaching. To help students prepare for co … more →
Word of the Day: Categorical statements
Roger Costello wrote 1 year ago: Categorical statements are statements that talk about whole categories of objects or people. Furnit … more →
Assume it's "easy until proven difficult"
Roger Costello wrote 1 year ago: I saw this phase in a book I am reading1: “easy until proven difficult” It occurs to me … more →
People love simplicity
Roger Costello wrote 1 year ago: People love simplicity. Have you ever read halfway through a movie review and then skipped to the en … more →
How to phrase a complex sentence in a clear, unambiguous fashion
Roger Costello wrote 1 year ago: Complex sentences oftentimes contain and, or, and not. There are various ways to express anded sent … more →
Humans are relatively good at induction and relatively poor at deduction; computers are just the opposite
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Roger Costello wrote 1 year ago: Induction is reasoning from a limited number of observations toward a general conclusion. A classic … more →
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