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Tag Archives: geometry
Dyslexic Mathematician
This is part of a cluster of posts about dyslexia and ADHD. I have two learning “disabilities” (“learning differences” is a more politically correct, and more accurate term): dyslexia, and ADHD. Some people have been surprised to learn this. I … Continue reading
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Tagged algebra, dyslexia, geometry, learning disabilities, math, mathematician, mathematics, school
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Parabolas II
In this second installment we multiply with parabolas!
Posted in parabolas
Tagged arithmetic, fun, geometry, kids, math, mathematics, maths, multiplication, parabola, parabolas
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Parabolas I
My kids and I are working on a series of videos about parabolas. Here’s the first installment.
Stellations
I decided to make some stellations.
Measurement: A Review
Measurement by Paul Lockhart My rating: 3 of 5 stars I believe that Measurement is meant to be more or less a math text book for students around the middle-school or high-school grades. I’m not in the intended audience, and … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, books, calculus, geometry, math, math e, math ed, math education, Measurement, Paul Lockhart
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Kindergartener on Geometry vis-à-vis Anatomy
My five year old daughter told me tonight that our bodies are ovals; Our legs are lines; Our toes are circlish-lines; Our arms are lines and our fingers are lines. There you go: a geometrical model of the body through … Continue reading