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Zombie Fever: A Mathematician Studies...

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On Mathematics Education and Music Ed...
This connection between mathematics education and music education has been made several times, especially in mathematics education circles. Paul Lockhart’s famous Mathematician’s Lament starts with an analogy between math education and music education. We would be appalled if music students weren’t allowed touch their instruments until they h [...]
Carnival of Mathematics #103
I hosted the 103rd Carnival of Mathematics on my blog Roots of Unity. Check it out!
Mathematics, Live: A Conversation wit...
Trachette Jackson: For me, I think, when you talk to people who are doing mathematics as their career, they often start with, “I was always good at math.” That was true of me, but I never thought of pursuing it as a career. I just thought it was something that I liked and that I was good at, until I got to college. I wasn’t [...]
Can a Closed Set Be Open? Can an Open...

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