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Chris Harrow

f(t): This Logic Game Needs a Name - 3 views

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logic game dice

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  • Chris Harrow on 25 Jan 12
     
    A spectacular (yet-to-be-named) game for teaching formal logic!
  • Robert Ryshke on 26 Jan 12
     
    Looks like an interesting game. All the information is there so the students need to use the cards to come up with an "answer" to a problem OR construct their own problems. I like this kind of game for learning. Are you familiar with SET. Not the same, but similar idea. Bob
  • Chris Harrow on 26 Jan 12
     
    Absolutely! SET rocks. Lots of possibilities with that. As long as we're posing excellent games, I think Blockus is magnificent!
Chris Harrow

Defining Trapezoids | CAS Musings - 0 views

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geometry trapezoid properties parallelogram

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  • Chris Harrow on 02 Apr 12
     
    Some shameless self-advertising, and probably of interest only to math logic & curriculum wonks, but I believe there is a good argument for using a more inclusive definition of trapezoids.
Chris Harrow

Is Algebra Necessary? - NYTimes.com - 1 views

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algebra nytimes

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  • There are many defenses of algebra and the virtue of learning it. Most of them sound reasonable on first hearing; many of them I once accepted. But the more I examine them, the clearer it seems that they are largely or wholly wrong — unsupported by research or evidence, or based on wishful logic.
  • Of all who embark on higher education, only 58 percent end up with bachelor’s degrees. The main impediment to graduation: freshman math.
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