Archive for the ‘Learning mathematics’ Category

Here's a review of some "top math sites" as chosen by Homeschool.com.

Some of them don't really pass muster.

Dubai's current direction is reminiscent of how the Islamic world operated 1,000 years ago. Science and technology are strongly emphasised and learning is at its core. Here are some examples of science and math that I saw on a recent visit to Dubai.

How will high fuel prices affect the way we learn and work over the next 20 years or so?

There is a good chance that we will do more learning ‐ and working — at home. And this will have a positive impact on the planet.

Some research from Ohio State University concludes that we should teach mathematics without the use of 'real life' concrete examples.

I beg to differ.

We see Greek letters all the time in mathematics. Ever wondered why? This article gives you an overview of all the Greek used in mathematics.

A reader asks for advice on 21st century skills and how her students can learn them.

What is your favorite math activity? Do you agree with these poll results?

A reader from the African country of Cameroon has written some interesting things about life in Cameroon and studying for an engineering degree without an engineering school in the whole country.

A reader asks for some suggestions for stimulating math books to inspire a friend.

Here's a site that simulates space-time and time dilation.