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If you are blind, it turns out that you can “read” with your tongue.
The brain is able to interpret signals coming from different sense organs than normal - allowing us to “hear” with our eyes, for example.
This week’s movie is a fun summary of when and how to apply differentiation.
An origami specialist talks about how math helps him to create beautiful art.
This week’s movie uses music to help you remember the quadratic formula.
This strange anime illustrates one student’s nightmares about math tests.
This week’s movie is a creative and entertaining take on the quadratic formula.
Math standards in Western countries continue to drop, and there has been renewed interest by Web searchers for terms like “maths” and “mathematics”. This movie wonders how to make math more sexy. Is Sudoku the answer?
Mathematics Illuminated is an award winning video series from Annenberg Media.
Some of the video topics include Primes, Infinity, Topology, Game Theory and Chaos.
The Beamz is a music performance system that requires the player to break string-like laser beams. A USB connection to a computer drives the back end. Oh, and there’s some nice mathematics involved.
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Here are some free math videos from mathTV.com.
