Articles Tagged with mathematics

Cyborg students

Virtually testing times

What do tests measure?

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Industrial science

Gravity’s next step

We notice an area of science where theories are so numerous a system has been imposed to keep track.

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I made a mistake

An unusual scientific paper

Science is generally self-correcting, but usually not in the same person.

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Rules, principles and recipes (III)

The laws of mathematics

There should be no question of using one’s judgement or intuition in applying the rules one learns in math class, of course. . .

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Inscribed by hand (I)

Is handwriting necessary?

Handwritten English is much less important than it was.  But handwriting is not.

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Objectives of teaching

High and low

We find challenges at each end of teaching.

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Mathematics and craftsmanship

Unexpected moments

Students can learn things we don’t think we’re teaching.

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The synthesis project

Ways of being intelligent

We present an idea that won’t work.

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Solving the problem

Standardized tests (again)

When does learning become rote?

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Prove it!

Geometry is unnatural

Why learning (and teaching) the subject is hard.

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