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Brian Reece, math teacher at Central Academy.

 

For the second year in a row, Des Moines Public Schools claims two of Iowa’s three finalists for the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Math & Science Teaching (PAEMST).

 

The Iowa Department of Education announced that district math teachers Brian Reece at Central Academy and Jeff Marks at Roosevelt High School have been selected as state honorees. National winners will be announced next spring.

 

Read the district's full report at: www.dmschools.org/blog

 

The PAEMST is the highest honor a public school math or science teacher can achieve. Brian and Jeff are now eligible for a $10,000 cash prize and a trip to Washington, DC. Established by Congress in 1983, the award program authorizes the bestowal of up to 108 awards each year. Since the award originated, nine DMPS teachers have earned the national honor.

For more information about the PAEMST awards click here: www.paemst.org.

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A typical night of math homework.

Good times my friends

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There is simply a mathematics problem with a one million dollars bounty on its point.

The Clay Mathematics Institute of Cambridge will honor the prize money to anybody who can solve the problem: P = NP.

You will Get $1,000,000 If You Solve This Math Problem

 

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I am not sure exactly how I am going to run Math Daily 5/Centers/Guided Math Groups this year. I did, however, want to get organized, so I purchased these awesome bins from Walmart. They have grooves on the top, and are meant to stack. I have placed more commonly used items/game materials on the counter. I have chosen not to label them, because you can see through them pretty well.

AP&M Building at UCSD

RAMAKRISHNA MATH

Bull Temple Road, Basavanagudi, Bangalore.

 

Motto: "Atmano mokshartham jagad hitaya cha" - For one's own salvation, and for the welfare of the world.

 

THE BACKGROUND:

Ramakrishna math is a religio-cultural organization. It lays emphasis on the dissemination of spiritual and cultural ideals. This organization is rooted firmly in the ancient monastic principles of chastity and renunciation. It embraces the whole gamut of religio-spiritual values like oneness of Truth, Divinity of man, and Harmony of Religions.

 

THE ORIGIN:

A few honorable citizens of Bangalore who were inspired by the message of Sri Ramakrishna and the call of Swami Vivekananda established a Vedanta Society in 1901. They requested Swami Ramakrishnananda who was at Madras, to establish a permanent centre of Ramakrishna Order in Bangalore. On their request Ramakrishna math, Bangalore came into existence in 1904 in a rented building. In 1909, the monastery was shifted to its own premises which was gifted to the centre by the government of Mysore. Swami Brahmananda, the then president of the Ramakrishna Order, inaugurated the math building in January 1909.

 

THE HOLY TOUCH:

Sri Ramakrishna temple in the Math has become a source of inspiration for devotees. This temple contains the holy relics of Sri Ramakrishna. The relics and the daily congregation of devotees make this place vibrant with divinity.

This Math was sanctified by Sri Sarada Devi. She stayed here for three days in March, 1911. She also sanctified the little hillock at the back of the Math building by sitting there in meditation.

Another valuable possession the Math has, is the stone bench which was used by Swami Vivekananda when he came to Bangalore in 1892.

 

SHRINE AND PRAYER HALL:

The activities of this Math centre round the shrine where daily worship of Sri Ramakrishan is conducted. The evening Arati is accompanied by Bhajans. This provides the devotees with the atmosphere necessary for their spiritual growth.

Our Daily Challenge - Confusing

A Julia fractal based on a Daisy orbit trap.

 

Created using the Fractal Science Kit fractal generator. See www.fractalsciencekit.com/ for details.

B l a c k M a g i c

Day 161 of 365

 

Just a simple shot today as I didn't have too much time to think out pictures today. Here is a large mess of pattern blocks in the classroom that I work in. I like pattern blocks. It's fun to just sit and make designs with them... Also, you can teach with them. Of course, playing with math manipulatives is always fun.

 

Random Fact: I've always wondered why green is put with the three primary colors. Like in food coloring, you get red, yellow, blue, and green. What makes green so special? Why is it considered the essential secondary color? What about purple? Or orange? I think it's a horrible practice and purple and orange should be given their due.

FOUND MATH: Two views of the new Performing Arts Center, currently under construction in Kansas City. According to Roger Nelsen (Lewis & Clark College), the building "appears to be a solid of revolution whose volume can be found by integral calculus using the 'disk method.'"

 

This building is adjacent to the Kansas City Convention Center, where the AP calculus exams are graded. Nelsen wrote in an email, "Many of us commented on the resemblance of the new building to pictures in calculus texts illustrating the disk method for computing volumes of solids of revolution."

 

Janelle Dobson-Kocsis, a graduate of SFU's Aboriginal Pre-Health program in Surrey, helps kids learn math through SFU's Math Catcher program.

Math Day @ University of Washington was much better then a day of school, as you can see.

We even learned how to mime (don't ask me how that relates to math).

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INSTAGRAM: @the.math.lab

 

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Few photos of our Ashrama at Rajarhat - Bishnupur

Math Blaster is one of the educational games for kids that was launched in 2011 by Knowledge Adventure. This mathematics-based game is rated for players from age 6 to 12. The company also has another online game called Jump Start that is aimed at pre-school children. Parents who sign their children up for membership at Math Blaster get the Jump Start program for free. As with many other online games, children can play Math Blaster for free; however, universal access to all features requires a monthly $5 subscription. Players download the game’s application from the Math Blaster website and then access the game on secure servers. The game is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.

 

Click on the link for the full Math Blaster review.

 

"this screams divergence theorem!" -LBF

I found this in my pocket, having no idea what it was, or why I was working things out

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Maths:- A science (or group of related sciences) dealing with the logic of quantity and shape and arrangement.

 

At Komedia in Brighton, 1/10/07.

Students from Keystone High School, Knox, Pa., work on the “Four 4’s” activity at the PennWest Clarion campus 36th Annual High School Mathematics Competition, Nov. 3, 2022.

mute math performing at cornerstone

Mostly smooth motion with all six degrees of freedom working together. The calibration isn't great, but the math appears to be correct.

Mute Math at Warped Tour. July 25, 2006

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Math Blaster is one of the educational games for kids that was launched in 2011 by Knowledge Adventure. This mathematics-based game is rated for players from age 6 to 12. The company also has another online game called Jump Start that is aimed at pre-school children. Parents who sign their children up for membership at Math Blaster get the Jump Start program for free. As with many other online games, children can play Math Blaster for free; however, universal access to all features requires a monthly $5 subscription. Players download the game’s application from the Math Blaster website and then access the game on secure servers. The game is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.

 

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SK student works with even and odd numbers.

Mute Math at Warped Tour. July 25, 2006

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