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Exploring the history of mathematics shows us that math is very deeply connected to core questions and ideas.

July 10, 2020

Bring Life to Math By Studying Its History

Bring Life to Math By Studying Its History

(The following post is Part 1 in a four-part series on studying math through the lens of other disciplines. We believe that students thrive when they

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Exploring the history of mathematics shows us that math is very deeply connected to core questions and ideas.

July 10, 2020

Bring Life to Math By Studying It’s History

Bring Life to Math By Studying It’s History

(The following post is Part 1 in a four-part series on studying math through the lens of other disciplines. We believe that students thrive when they

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Math is an activity inherently worth doing, just like playing the violin or drawing in a sketchbook.

May 29, 2020

Can the Study of Math Lead to a Flourishing Life?

Can the Study of Math Lead to a Flourishing Life?

Why Study Math? There are a few answers to this question, some more obvious than others. We study and practice mathematics because it is useful for

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Reading aloud to your kids will not fully eradicate all anxiety, but stories are powerful.

May 22, 2020

How Reading Aloud Can Help Children with Anxiety

How Reading Aloud Can Help Children with Anxiety

I recently read a sobering cover story in The Atlantic on the rise of anxiety in children. The article’s author Kate Julian begins by looking at the

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Some of the games I remember most fondly now were the problem-solving educational games my parents were most enthused about.

May 8, 2020

Help, My Quarantined Kid Wants to Play Computer Games All Day!

Help, My Quarantined Kid Wants to Play Computer Games All Day!

As a 90s kid, my introduction to the world of high stakes negotiation was trying to convince my parents to let me play the latest violent game. While

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If your student is struggling to feel motivated studying math, have them read about the exciting ways mathematicians help keep us healthy.

April 13, 2020

Dear Students, Meet The Mathematicians Who Fight Disease

Dear Students, Meet The Mathematicians Who Fight Disease

(If your student is struggling to feel motivated studying algebra or geometry, have them read the following about the exciting ways mathematicians aid

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Karen Prior's new book "On Reading Well" seeks to convince you that "It is not enough to read widely. One must also read well."

October 11, 2019

Becoming Good Through Reading Well

Becoming Good Through Reading Well

Karen Swallow Prior has been teaching literature at the collegiate level for nearly three decades. During that time, she says she’s noticed that Many

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Read Anthony's take on a New York Times article entitled "The Digital Gap Between Rich and Poor Kids Is Not What We Expected."

October 4, 2019

The Digital Gap: Is There a Balance?

The Digital Gap: Is There a Balance?

In an article in The New York Times entitled “The Digital Gap Between Rich and Poor Kids Is Not What We Expected” Nellie Bowles argues that “America’s

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Read Anthony Barr's review of "Kids These Days: Human Capital and the Making of Millenials" and his thoughts on the subject in this blog post.

September 13, 2019

Kids These Days [Book Review]

Kids These Days [Book Review]

Hey, Mom and Dad! We’re doing the best we can! Being myself one of those dreaded “millennials” who has been the subject of a seemingly endless

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