There is a shape, a progression, to the typical school curriculum from Kindergarten through High School, at least in the United States, and this progression hasn’t changed much in the last 50 ye… more →
Learning and Unlearning Mathlisagbrown wrote 43 minutes ago: In the July 15, 2009 New York Times, op-ed writer Roger Cohen responds to a recently published stud … more →
lisagbrown wrote 3 days ago: If I could be anywhere in the world right now, I would not choose the sandy beaches of Hawaii or the … more →
Lavinia wrote 5 days ago: In Romania, there is a generalized culture of corruption. This is not the best publicity I can make … more →
hannaahh wrote 1 week ago: This Teen Vogue cover shows a representation of a teenage girl and what they like. The cover of the … more →
Bert Speelpenning wrote 2 weeks ago: There is a shape, a progression, to the typical school curriculum from Kindergarten through High Sch … more →
lisagbrown wrote 2 weeks ago: I guess I imagined that Michael Jackson’s chimp Bubbles still lived at the Neverland Ranch, th … more →
lisagbrown wrote 3 weeks ago: Charles Siebert has made his name as the New York Times Magazine animal writer. In the past several … more →
lisagbrown wrote 3 weeks ago: Please visit Antennae’s website to download (for free!!) the newest issue of the ever-wonderfu … more →
lisagbrown wrote 1 month ago: Hurricane Katrina was a pivotal event in animal welfare in the United States. However, it’s o … more →
jenniferyf wrote 1 month ago: Whether it’s the Victorian Era, the “Old South”, or the more recent 1950s, the ro … more →
Bert Speelpenning wrote 1 month ago: When you think of operations as having a front office component and a back office component, where t … more →
Bert Speelpenning wrote 1 month ago: Let me recap what this series of blog posts has been about. I’ve been looking at different ki … more →
volpe di volo wrote 1 month ago: A few days ago I noticed a lilac bush, blooms pretty well spent for the year. Lilacs are spring; th … more →
Bert Speelpenning wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes, when you assign a number to a quantity, a single number really isn’t enough. Take … more →
Bert Speelpenning wrote 1 month ago: We’re used to representing quantities by numbers. In this series we’ve been looking at … more →
Bert Speelpenning wrote 1 month ago: It is useful to look closely at this graph taken from a Wikipedia article on misleading graphs: The … more →
Bert Speelpenning wrote 1 month ago: I introduced this series by noting that there are different kinds of numbers – more precisely, … more →
lisagbrown wrote 1 month ago: “Portraits celebrating the animal as individual, not as mere specimen of species… … more →
sonnywilkins wrote 1 month ago: See! This ain’t no joke. I suppose it does seem a bit unrealistic in terms of a woman named … more →