This is a clever animation of Ken Robinson, talking about why education often doesn’t work as intended.
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This video shows how we can improve our lives using sensing data.
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Autograph is a well-designed 2-D and 3-D plotting application for education. Here’s my review.
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Biorhythm graphs are an interesting – but unscientific – application of sine curves.
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Dave tells us about his interesting working career that often involved math, and how he recently became a math teacher.
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Where did the missing square go? We can use slopes of lines to solve this puzzle.
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Is this a viable answer to the many problems experienced by mainstream schools?
I’ve added a new page containing 3 interactive graphs which explain parabola concepts.
Is there a difference between paying someone to do your math homework and getting a computer to do it? Are they both unethical?
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Here are some interactive graphs that help you better understand distance, slope, parallel lines and perpendicular lines.
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