Archive for October, 2008
The 42nd Carnival of Mathematics has been up for a week at The Endeavor but somehow I only went looking for it today.
Summing an arithmetic series, by JD (and commenters).
A student likes Lang’s Algebra. Now I’ve seen everything.
Competitors prefer efficient methods: “stacking” at Lefty’s.
Alexandre (micromath) Borovik has started a new blog called Save The London Mathematical Society.
Calculus: The Musical! is coming to Columbus according to today’s e-mail.
The Washington Post is running a series about Math Ed. The single piece I’ve looked at so far had some thoughtful and well-written comments. I’ll be back. (Spotted at GPD).
Riemann bubbles at Halfway There.
Dan Meyer on Math and “Web 2.0” (dy/dan).
“Pi: A Wrap-Up” (J. Armstrong).
Michael Lugo on Rubik’s group.
“Scarsdale adopts Singapore Math” (KTM again).
The beginning of a series by a pseudonymous search committee member, at YMN.
An update on major math-ed journals by Reidar Mosvold.
“Differential Cryptanalysis”, by Mark C-C.
Terry Tao notices a piece today in the NYT about disincentives for girls to study maths.
JD’s outlook on teaching math.
Some critical thinking about “Everyday Mathematics” (KTM).