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Math Use On The Job- Precision Machining 3 comments

speakingofprecision wrote 4 weeks ago: The Atlantic titles their article “Here’s How Little Math Americans Use at Work” S … more →

Tags: Front Office, Engineering, shop floor, break room, Career In Precision Machining, Higher-Level Math Use By Job Type Graph, If you can do the math, Machinists use algebra geometry trig and statistics dai, Math in Precision Machining

Numeracy and The Australian Curriculum2 comments

sandywarner wrote 2 months ago: http://images.fablevisionlearning.com/method=get&s=21st-century-kid-poster-medium.jpg At the Nu … more →

Tags: Education 2, engagement, Sandy Warner, Students, Numeracy, Problem-solving

A cartoon on how some students see Maths problems

Pak Liam wrote 4 months ago: … more →

Tags: Cartoons, Education, mathematics, Math Problems, math cartoons, math education

the boundary of a subset of a complete metric space is compact1 comment

csoeder wrote 7 months ago: I’ve been working through Michael Barnsley’s book, “Fractals Everywhere”; it … more →

Tags: mathemagick, Analysis, Art, Boundary, compact, complete, Digital Art, Gimp, Math

The 110% Chancellor2 comments

andyduc wrote 9 months ago: With the teetering collapse of the coalition between Lib Dems and the Tories our beloved Chancellor … more →

Tags: Politics, Europe, united kingdom, NHS, Cameron, Politics 2, National Health Service, libor, Chancellor Osborne

Large Subways grow in similar ways

janineschaub wrote 11 months ago: Bob Yirka reports on an article by British and French researches in the Journal of the Royal Society … more →

Tags: bob yirka, Phys Org

Why do rumours spread so fast on Twitter?

janineschaub wrote 11 months ago:   Benjamin Doerr, Mahmoud Fouz and Tobias Friedrich explain using a mathematical model why Rumo … more →

Tags: Information & Communication Technology, Social Networks Spread Rumors in Sublogarithmic Time, Benjamin Doerr 1, Mahmoud Fouz 2, and Tobias Friedrich

Create an infographic

janineschaub wrote 11 months ago: Mathematical things to do on a rainy day Infographics are hot stuff these days. It is possible to te … more →

Tags: Media Literacy, owen elton, math blogger, math teacher

Amalie Noether: Helped shape modern physics

janineschaub wrote 11 months ago: New York Times article on Amalie Noether. This amazing woman, little known in her own time and even … more →

Tags: New York Times, Amalie Noether, Physics

The Story of Maths

janineschaub wrote 11 months ago: You can still find this wonderful hour-long BBC documentary about the history of mathematics up on Y … more →

Tags: BBC, the history of math

What part of the population does the most gambling?

janineschaub wrote 11 months ago: Acccording to Stats Canada (2010) people earning less than 20,000 per year (the poorest people in ou … more →

Tags: Financial literacy, Inference Resources, Responding to and Evaluating Texts, Teacher Resource Ideas, Financial Literacy, Gambling, interpretation of graphs, Probability, Statistics Canada

Dear Math...

janineschaub wrote 12 months ago: Get your students to write a letter to “Dear Reading,” or “Dear Literacy,” o … more →

Tags: Responding to and Evaluating Texts, Writing Resources, responding to and evaluating texts, funny math letter

There's a fine line between numerator and denominator.

janineschaub wrote 12 months ago: Math Dude’s explanation of numerators and denominators. (Companion site to Grammar Girl… … more →

Tags: Numerator And Denominator, math guy

Pah to π!

stepfurediwife wrote 1 year ago: For far too long we’ve allowed the miserabilists and misanthropes to dictate the agenda on the … more →

Tags: Stepfuredi Wives, Frank Furedi, Spiked, sp!ked, spiked-online, Trotskyism, Trotskyist, revolutionary communist party, rcp

What would Escher's workshop look like?

janineschaub wrote 1 year ago: A three-minute movie by Cristobal Vila inspired by Escher’s artwork. Cristobal imagines what E … more →

Tags: Media Literacy, point of view, Lost Song by Ólafur Arnalds, Cristóbal Vila

90's boy band parody U+Me=Us (Calculus)

janineschaub wrote 1 year ago: Use this clever video to teach parody with a calculus connection. Suitable for intermediate students … more →

Tags: Teacher Resource Ideas, Media Literacy, u+me=us (calculus)

Graphing Out Loud: ups and downs4 comments

csoeder wrote 1 year ago: A while back, we started looking at a poorly thought-out article from the website C3Headlines. C3 is … more →

Tags: Geochemistry, Botany, Carbon, mathemagick, calc, Graphs, climate change, Carbon Cycle, geochemistry of carbon

Family Math Activities

janineschaub wrote 1 year ago: Math Activities for the Whole Family         Play with numbers         Estimate speed/distance/time … more →

Tags: Math Activities for the Whole Family, Family Math, Math Fun for the Family, Janine Schaub's Everyday Math Activities

Helping Your Child Prepare for EQAO 2012

janineschaub wrote 1 year ago: Janine Schaub, TDSB Literacy Coach for NW5 and NW6  What’s in this handout for parents? Internet lin … more →

Tags: Reading Resources, Writing Resources, Helping Your Child with EQAO, EQAO resources for parents, EQAO Parent Resources from Janine Schaub


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