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One more person to argue with on the Internet.
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The life and times of an Abelian vegan.
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Way beyond Calculus. Masters degree and above equations and theories analyzed and discussed.
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A blog on math and poker going beyond a “What are the odds of that?†kind of approach.
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Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere: etc
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All things interesting, or maybe so … at least according to the Accidental Mathematician … perhaps you will find them interesting too … and then maybe not.
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Danny Calegari's research blog
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A collection of mathematical tidbits to help make math more accessible. Written by a secondary teacher, the blog also includes tools for math educators at all levels.
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An amateur mathematician chronicles his adventures in learning mathematics.
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fascinating facts of mathematics
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This is my contribution to bridging the gap between theory and practice in mathematics teaching and learning. It contains posts for teaching math with conceptual understanding using the strategy teaching through problem solving (problem-based learning) to
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A weblog of math-related cartoons and images, math humor and general math discussion. Or whatever else comes to mind. And that's when it gets really weird.
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This blog is my contribution to bridging the gap between theory and practice in mathematics teaching and learning. It is written for k-12 math teachers.
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Thoughts of a middle school math teacher who is re-discovering technology.
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Mostly on computers and mathematics.
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Chronicles the doings of a Silicon Forest base curriculum writer working with peer engineers to develop a new open source computer math hybrid for delivery over the web.
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To encourage and promote a greater use of the internet and computer technology in the math classroom. For educators, students, parents and homeschoolers.
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Written by a lesbian middle school teacher, Out of the Closet Into the Math chronicles stories from her life, shares interesting anecdotes & teaching strategies, and hopes to answer questions of young teens - be they math or sexuality related.
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...where Math education, Technology and Assessment meet
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Graphing tangent is like logic now!
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This is my unique take on the state of teaching math, educational coaching, and teacher education. I want to encourage others to contribute to the collective thinking of the whole by participating in this unique sharing environment.
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Musings on math and physics.
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A professor's experiments outside of the classroom. Using his mathematical skills to bring order and reason.
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See artworks and sculptures in which mathematical laws were posed as basis. Artworks by M.C. Escher and his followers.
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Overview of the history of math.
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A teacher website about the life of middle school math. Lots of fun links for great math games!
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Math help resources and links for students, educators, and parents. Includes a chronology of updates to the Math Goodies website as well as personal insights from the author.
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Ever wondered how many different ways you can twist a paperclip. Well forget your old wire paperclips. This blog uses complex formulas to show that maths can produce artistic designs that show that maths can be fun.
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My posts are related to various topics and open problems in Computational Complexity, Circuit Complexity, Communication Complexity, Algorithmic Game Theory, Polyhedral Combinatorics, Hardness of Approximation, Approximation Algorithms and Graph Theory.
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lieven le bruyn's blog
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