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A children's book illustrating calculus, slideshow viewable at this website

2010 book considering "implications of infinity ... for mathematics," also mathematical logic and set theory

A workshop that took place February 14, 2011 to February 16, 2011, facilitating discussion of "what is important about journal publishing to mathematicians," just released its final report.

According to Nancy Kimberly of HASTAC, this set of video games won the 1st National STEM Video Game Challenge: "Numbaland!, produced by graduate students Derek Lomas of Carnegie Mellon University, Dixie Ching of New York University and Jeanine Sun of the University of California at San Diego, was the winner of the Collegiate and Impact Prizes and will receive $50,000 in total. The collection of four games allows children in kindergarten to grade 4 to construct a set of skills that helps develop their sense of number concepts"

Khan explains the concept of the "flipped" classroom. 

Hungarian folk dance used to demonstrate computational sorting algorithms, from Sapientia Univeristy in Romania

This is highly awesome! Computer science concepts are fun to play with, and dance is a great way to share this one. Reminds me of a TRIZ method.

number sense and computational fluency games as part of computational fluency routine in a classroom. 

on memory-word problems

if a student can't solve the problem and finds a resource that takes her through the proof step by step?

This page aggregates blog entries by people who are writing about TeX and related topics.