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high school math teacher!
#mtbos
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Matt Enlow
7 days ago
Cool! The circles in an Apollonian Gasket can all have an equation of the form (n|x|-a)² + (n|y|-b)² = 1, where n is a positive integer, and a & b are non-negative integers < n.
www.desmos.com/calculator/6...
#MathSky
#iTeachMath
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Apollonian Gasket
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/6yqevuxnfg
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John Golden
4 days ago
As pointed out by
@paulakrieg.bsky.social
and noted by
@mpershan.bsky.social
, longtime
#mtbos
partner and collaborator Malke Rosenfeld passed away last year. She investigated and taught the mind-body math connection, engaging hundreds of teachers and learners in
#mathart
- dance! RIP great friend!
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Ansley Erickson
6 days ago
This quiet week is for art. Sharing daily something marvelous I've seen. First up: Oliafur Eliason at the Hirschhorn. One light source, one rotating crystal ring, a white wall. That is all.
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Leah Berman Williams
10 days ago
Look what I made!
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therispguy
16 days ago
It's done! And ahead of schedule... (for once!) A fully revised 2026 version of the Risps PDF eBook is now available for free, from
www.risps.co.uk
and from Payhip.
payhip.com/b/RGKPF
An early Ch-risp-mas present? With best wishes of the season, Jonny
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Jeffrey Ventrella
24 days ago
Meditate on the sweep of a spacefilling curve as a mandala.
add a skeleton here at some point
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Neal Agarwal
25 days ago
Made a site comparing the sizes of living things :) The great Julius Csotonyi spent 5 months painting over 60 illustrations for the site, no ai used >
neal.fun/size-of-life/
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Jennifer Orr
25 days ago
My new book is now available for preorder and Iām pretty psyched. Writing this book has been a passion project and a joy (and how lucky am I to be able to say that). Itās not due out until late spring/summer but seeing it online is really exciting for me.
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Letters to a New Teacher: Real Advice and Practical Strategies for Getting Started in Elementary Teaching
Amazon.com: Letters to a New Teacher: Real Advice and Practical Strategies for Getting Started in Elementary Teaching: 9781032991078: Orr, Jennifer: Books
https://www.amazon.com/Letters-New-Teacher-Strategies-Elementary/dp/1032991070/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=1DZN9W3WLGQPW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.sa3n-YA4RTll8PmhTl0l_DCZaystyyFTuZ_RE5MRGYrGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.tPMBDIzniLJs_gCZnqL27prbA0iAsYQZLuMxF5rXNI0&dib_tag=se&keywords=jennifer+orr+letters+to+a+new+teacher&qid=1765319978&sprefix=jennifer+orr%2Caps%2C164&sr=8-1
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I never public speak. But Iām going to be speaking at a conference Iāve gone to many times and have enjoyed for high school math teachers, in North Carolina. Itās late February.
tcm.ncssm.edu
Iād love to see fun math teachers there!
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TCM Conference
2026 Teaching Contemporary Mathematics Conference February 27 -28, 2026 North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, Durham Campus
https://tcm.ncssm.edu/
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David K Butler
27 days ago
Wow the word bocconcini has a lot of letters. It would be great fuel for one of those combinatorics problems.
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29 days ago
I'm hooked on Hitomezashi too. I've even used it to mend something (coded in Turtlestitch and machine embroidered) and I've also experimented with patterns from recurring decimals. Have fun!
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Taylor & Francis Research
about 2 months ago
The Journal of Mathematics and the Arts invites applications for Editor-in-Chief from scholars who understand that mathematics and art are not separate worlds. Help us showcase research that reveals the mathematical soul of creativity.
spr.ly/63321AhlWd
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@mathskath.bsky.social
Guess what came in the mail today?!? I flipped through it and Iām already in love! š„°
30 days ago
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Dave Richeson
about 1 month ago
I learned this folding technique yesterday, so I had to make something with it.
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benjamin dickman
about 1 month ago
εεεεΓεεεεΓεεεεΓεεεεΓ... Every four ε, there is a Γ.
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benjamin dickman
about 1 month ago
non-Euclidean geometry proofs where the two columns eventually meet š”
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benjamin dickman
about 1 month ago
lotta math classes teach about completing the square without ever asking why the square felt incomplete in the first place š
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Simone Conradi
about 2 months ago
Lorenz attractor. The most famous chaotic attractor in history, discovered by Edward Lorenz in 1963. Made with
#python
#numpy
#pygfx
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Andrew Stacey
about 2 months ago
Sunday night seems the right time to post a gallery of (I hope!) every one of Catriona's geometry puzzles.
notes.mathforge.org/notes/publis...
Give it a moment to load ... there's a *lot* of them!
#GeometryPuzzles
#UKMathsChat
#mathsky
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Puzzle Gallery in Notes
https://notes.mathforge.org/notes/published/puzzle+gallery
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MIT Press
9 months ago
We're disappointed to see Ben Barres's powerful book "The Autobiography of a Transgender Scientist" among the ~400 titles removed from the Naval Academy Library. Needless to say, we're proud to have published his book and will keep it ā and his memory āĀ alive.
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The Coming Out of a Transgender Scientist
"I know that I am making the right decision because whenever I think about changing my gender role, I am flooded with feelings of relief."
https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-coming-out-of-a-transgender-scientist/
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Dave Richeson
about 2 months ago
Giant cardioid: version 2.5. Version 1.0 was made using Pex tubing and grommet tape. Version 2.0 was made from laser-cut pieces. The wood was too fragile, and it broke during construction. In version 2.5, I made the pieces wider and I used thicker wood. Success, I'd say! The diameter is about 5 ft.
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Alison Martin
about 2 months ago
Understanding geometry through model making
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Gizem Karaali š§æ
3 months ago
Hi Blue Sky! I edit the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics. We publish articles, essays,
#fiction
&
#poetry
on doing, teaching & living of
#mathematics
. So far we had more than 850K full-text downloads of our content - why not check us out?
scholarship.claremont.edu/jhm/
#math
#openaccess
#mathart
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Journal of Humanistic Mathematics - an online-only, open access, peer reviewed journal | Current Journals | Claremont Colleges
Journal of Humanistic Mathematics - an online-only, open access, peer reviewed journal published by the Claremont Colleges Library.
https://scholarship.claremont.edu/jhm/
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John Golden
2 months ago
A polynomial
#visualpattern
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Raj Raizada
2 months ago
The new surface-colouring option in
@desmos.com
3D allows a cute way of visualizing conic sections.
www.desmos.com/3d/fiv5gnltdl
(The option to have translucent surfaces doesn't save with the graph itself, so needs to be re-toggled on. It's important for seeing the full curves)
#MathSky
#iTeachMath
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Dave Richeson
2 months ago
I met with my knot theory independent study students today. The topic: braids. I broke out these "BraidTiles" that I made several years ago. You can download a printable pdf here (recommendation: print them on cardstock):
divisbyzero.com/2019/05/01/b...
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Images from my math teaching life yesterday and today.
#mtbos
2 months ago
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ā Juan Carlos
2 months ago
š Now you can define colors in the @desmos 3D calculator that depend directly on coordinates.
www.desmos.com/3d/s40shr66rn
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ā Juan Carlos
2 months ago
š š Now you can now define colors in the @Desmos 3D calculator that depend directly on coordinates.
www.desmos.com/3d/42d0f0d88f
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Original Math Designs
2 months ago
Free Online Math Materials A blog post on linear algebra, taken from the students' preface to my free (gratis) book, with links to interactive software for matrix multiplication and exploring the geometry of linear transformations.
www.diffgeom.com/blogs/about-...
#MathSky
#ITeachMath
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Jonathan
2 months ago
About to do triangle congruency methods, which is the exact topic that Jesse Spano overdosed on caffeine pills to study
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benjamin dickman
3 months ago
new
@cshor.org
pset ššØ
drive.google.com/file/d/1NaXQ...
screenshots of PDF pages 1, 2, 3, and 10 below cc
#iTeachMath
ā¾ļø bcc
#MathSky
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Joseph O'Rourke
3 months ago
It is *still* unknown whether or not every triangle admits a periodic billiard trajectory. Every triangle with rational angles does. And so does every obtuse triangle of at most 112.4 deg. "112.5 appears to be a natural barrier."
gwtokarsky.github.io
.
#MathSky
#Mathematics
#Geometry
#Billiards
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MAA
3 months ago
Announcing the next MAA President and Vice President! Edray Goins will serve as MAA President-Elect and Yvonne Lai as Vice President starting July 1, 2026. Learn more about their vision and leadership:
https://maa.org/news/announcing-the-next-maa-president-and-vice-president/
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Announcing the Next MAA President and Vice President ā Mathematical Association of America
https://maa.org/news/announcing-the-next-maa-president-and-vice-president/
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Catriona Agg
3 months ago
Today I realised that āintegrates likeā is the phrase Iāve been missing for talking about spotting the structure of an integral.
#ALevelMaths
#MathsToday
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Raj Raizada
3 months ago
Timeline palate-cleanser: some pretty geometry in
@desmos.com
www.desmos.com/geometry/wgp...
#iTeachMath
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James Cleveland-Tran
3 months ago
I recently worked on a fun problem involved the PokƩmon TCG. Here's a post about the problem and my thought process/solution.
jclevelandtran.com/2025/10/15/s...
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Jonathan
3 months ago
a million years later, this is still the neatest thing I've ever made, with huge help to the person at TMC13 (!) who figured out how to make the planets orbit
www.desmos.com/calculator/d...
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benjamin dickman
3 months ago
[digging through my twittxr archives] do you want non-routine quadratic problems? here are 20 š:
www.desmos.com/calculator/d...
cc.
#iTeachMath
#MathSky
#EduSky
#AlgebraSky
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Particular Parabola Problems
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/dym2zkrvcm
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John Golden
3 months ago
Loved this HS student's
#fractal
, so
#geogebra
'd it up
mathhombre.tumblr.com/post/7970450...
#mathart
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(Mathhombre) Miscellanea
Very nice! The calculations will get a little funky since the rule is a little different for those squares that have larger squares on bothe sides.
https://mathhombre.tumblr.com/post/797045072393895936/very-nice-the-calculations-will-get-a-little
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Miss Morris
3 months ago
#Mathstoday
Year 10 found expressions for shaded areas. Made this last year for an extension but it was nice spending a bit longer on it.
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Marco
3 months ago
This is always a fun day in precalc - lots of friendly arguments
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benjamin dickman
3 months ago
Finally! A citable writeup for
@jennalaib.bsky.social
! And, as linked in the article, there is the trove of examples freely available at:
slowrevealgraphs.com
#iTeachMath
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Raj Raizada
3 months ago
Here is a
@desmos.com
activity about the symmetry-preserving transformations of a square, inspired by my colleague Tom Jameson.
classroom.amplify.com/activity/68c...
For a really great intro to how this relates to group theory, see this by
@stevenstrogatz.com
archive.nytimes.com/opinionator....
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I saw this at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. I call it Powers of Two :)
#mtbos
3 months ago
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Micah McCurdy
4 months ago
Never saw a graphical description of the difference of squares factorization so I made one. I don't know why.
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Christopher Hanusa
4 months ago
On Friday at Noon (EDT) I am giving a talk in the New York Combinatorics Seminar. The title is: "Mathematical illustration through a combinatorial lens" in which I share my decade-long journey as a mathematical artist and jewelry maker and how it intertwines with my combinatorics research.
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Finished a cape thingie that I started knitting in August. I learned a few more basic knitting skills (mainly making short rows/turning) but itās still very beginner even though it looks fancy! Itās a free pattern on ravelry:
www.ravelry.com/patterns/lib...
4 months ago
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Sara Van Der Werf
4 months ago
The 8 SMP's are new in MN so we are creating lots of resources. If you want a refresh, check out our stuff. Today we released a free resource anyone can use (K-2 3-5 6-8 HS & educators) to notice the assets of others engaging in the SMPs. Learn more here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NS_...
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FREE RESOURCE for the 8 Mathematical Practices from the MN Math Leaders
YouTube video by MN Council of Teachers of Mathematics (MCTM)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NS_4dEqoBU&t=6s
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John Golden
4 months ago
Patrick's
@mrhonner.com.web.brid.gy
is mostly on mathstodon, but he's thinking about
#buildingthinkingclassrooms
mrhonner.com/archives/21746
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Building Thinking Classrooms
My supervisor has been experimenting with a āBuilding Thinking Classroomsā (BTC) approach to teaching, so our department began the year by participating in a BTC-style activity: standinā¦
https://mrhonner.com/archives/21746
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