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Saturday, August 20, 2011
Rational Roots
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Continuing in the project to blog the major topics in the Pre-Calculus curriculum (as I see them) brings us to finding the rational roots of...
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The times table and the number line
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Stanislas Dehaene on why learning the times tables is hard: “Number sense” is a short-hand for our ability to quickly understand, approxi...
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the number lines: linear vs log
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Andrew Gelman : Among households with dangerous wells (arsenic content higher than 50 (in some units)), we predicted whether a household s...
Math 55
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source: Harvard Mathematics Department 21, 23, 25, or 55? Seriously? Burden of Proof
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
gone fishing
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Back Monday. When I will post the follow-up on number lines and multiplication.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
boom and bust
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in 1977: Two of Washington D.C.'s most splendid institutions -- the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Capitol Hi...
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the art of cramming
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for what it's worth
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Stuff White People Like: School Edition
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There’s a joke I’ve heard various neighbors make somewhat self-consciously since we moved into our house five years ago that our “neighborho...
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More on the Waterbury scandal
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The Waterbury CMT cheating scandal continues to fascinate me at Throwing Curves .
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Stanislas Dehaene on the mental number line
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My hypothesis is that number sense qualifies as a biologically determined category of knowledge. I propose that the foundations of arithmeti...
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teach the number line in 1st grade
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Several times over the past years I've come across the idea that humans possess an innate number line inside our minds. At least, that...
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The News in Connecticut
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Connecticut has been plagued by nothing but bad news these days on the education front. In case you missed it, here's a quick re-cap on ...
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
yet another solution to the problem we don't have
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Next up: Angry Birds in the classroom. Rovio plans to publish a line of educational books for children ages four to their teens. Embracing ...
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it's come to this, part 2
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Sad Guys on the Trading Floor (probably not appropriate for children)
All Children Are Capable of Greatness
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From the Kumon website : At the heart of the Kumon Method is the belief that all children are capable of greatness. With the help of thei...
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A Questionable Question
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I haven't been doing much in the way of SAT Critical Reading lately. I've got bigger fish to fry . That said, I don't want to ...
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Tuesday, August 9, 2011
in which I stumble upon a learning style that may actually exist
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Barry pointed me to a terrific post by Haim, one of the regulars on Math Teach , who writes: As it happens, a good friend of mine did his ...
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it's come to this
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I now live in a state of suspense over what the Fed will say at its next meeting . In the department of silver linings, I am finally readi...
Codswallop, part 2
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Education Needs a Digital Up-Grade by Virginia Heffernan If you have a child entering grade school this fall, file away just one number ...
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Friday, August 5, 2011
Blue Book problem types
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Blue Book math problem data base (pdf file) The Official SAT Study Guide, 2nd edition
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