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Friday, October 21, 2011
a good day (off topic)
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This morning both dogs got loose and went gallivanting uphill and down dale for several hours. Finally, towards the end of the afternoon, ...
Thursday, October 20, 2011
rat psych - what to do about SAT math (part 2)
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What makes SAT math “tricky” (part 1): here and here . Picking up where I left off a little while ago, the answer to SAT math trickery, p...
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rat psych - why SAT math is tricky, redux (part 1)
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from perfectscoreproject : SAT math questions use the phenomenon of associative interference against the test taker. That's what mak...
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writers should take the SAT
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I was just talking to Debbie S , who reminded me that a passage from one of my books appeared on an SAT critical reading section. I think it...
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awhile ago I was trying to figure out the difference between awhile and a while
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Paul Brians explains: When “awhile” is spelled as a single word, it is an adverb meaning “for a time” (“stay awhile”); but when “while”...
High School Question
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Now that the new Aspen X2 grading system is up and going and we're finally getting some grades, it appears that our son's English te...
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meritocracy--
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So the 12th Parliament of Singapore just opened, and Opposition MPs are talking about further improvements to the education system. (Finland...
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I'm a 10
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I probably used too many semicolons. update : I left out the last 4 grammar questions . Probably failed to transfer my answers from the...
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
The Conic Sections
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Ah, the conic sections. Like many of the topics in the Pre-Calculus curriculum, this topic can take as much or as little time as you like. ...
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Monday, October 17, 2011
help desk redux - precalculus or statistics?
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I don't know if any of you are around during the day, but if you are I would be grateful for a quick read on this issue. C. is set to ...
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Sunday, October 16, 2011
Glenn Ellison on schools and the gender gap in math
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I had read this research in Choke -- didn't know the author of the study was also the author of Hard Math for Middle School . ABSTRACT...
Derek Owens - AP calculus
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Crimson wife also points us to Derek Owens' course .
fractions in a 1940 arithmetic text
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Terrific new article by Barry G: The Myth About Traditional Math Education . The equal division of three cupcakes among four people, or the ...
best college email ever
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I came downstairs this morning to find C. laughing over this email --
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
looks like University of Illinois!
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Well, Joel. Your stats are very respectable. You've done some solid work, here. But it's not quite Ivy League, now, is it ?
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liveblogging Risky Business, part 2
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Every parent should watch Risky Business on the eve of college apps. Especially if you saw it when it came out. I have spent the last four ...
liveblogging Risky Business
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omg We're forcing C. to watch Risky Business with us tonight, and the movie opens with a dream about the SAT! I had completely forgo...
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not your father's SAT
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I've been amazed by the difficulty of SAT math in its current incarnation; I remember SAT math as being pretty easy. Now it's hard. ...
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kp on the MathCounts course and SAT math
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kp writes : I took the AOPS Advanced MathCounts class this summer (I'm a coach and wanted to see what it would be like for my students ...
add this problem to the curriculum
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re: r 2 is a multiple of 24 and 10. What is the smallest value? Here, from a few weeks ago, is Stanislaus Dehaene on multiplication : [O...
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