Life Through A Mathematician's Eyes
The study of mathematics is like air or water to our technological society.
Under the twitter banner of #Noethember, initiated by Constanza Rojas-Molina, an international drawing challenge themed around mathematician Emmy Noether was organised in November, 2018. The project resulted in a huge number of drawings and a warm feeling among those who participated. For 30 days, people across Twitter shared their sketches illustrating facts about Noether’s life... Continue Reading →
A while ago we have asked people on Facebook about one of those calculations questions that involves the order of operations. We are always curious what people think about this type of questions. Check out the post and the comments if you want to find out more: https://www.facebook.com/lthmath/photos/a.667617449933995/3615472308481813/ This is a type of question that... Continue Reading →
Hi, everyone! When I first agreed to do this Carnival, I could not imagine that I will be writting and preparing for it in lock down. But here we are, a strange situation with a stressfull environment. With this in mind, we have to hope for the better. With this in mind, the Carnival is... Continue Reading →
A while ago we have shared some awesome Kickstarter campaigns that are related to mathematics. So, today I wanted to share another great project. I am speaking about Multiplication by Heart: Visual Flash Cards, a project by Math for Love. Firstly, I want to say a couple of things about the authors: Math for Love.... Continue Reading →
Very late with this type of post, but I really wanted to speak about these books a little more. These are all the mathematics related books that made it to my favourites list for 2019. I have a nice mix of non-fiction books and a little fiction mention as well. Let me know if you... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the 124th edition of the Playful Math Education Blog Carnival — a smorgasbord of links to bloggers all around the internet who have great ideas for learning, teaching, and playing around with math from preschool to pre-college. Also, welcome to the first edition of the Carnival in 2019!! With this in mind I... Continue Reading →
These couple of weeks have been quite controversial for me. I don't want to get into this "hard life" and "hard job" thing; I am grateful for the things I have. Also, I have worked my ass of for this, so I will not give up. Anyway, in August I have started teaching in a... Continue Reading →
Recently I have been surfing the internet for some great, unique accessories I could wear which could show my love for mathematics. You know I like these kind of small details and I realized I do not have something like this in my life. After a little research I discovered SCIENCE INSPIRED JEWELRY BY SOMERSAULT18:24.  ... Continue Reading →
School started on 15th August in Scotland and on that day I have also started my first year of Secondary Teacher. I think you can imagine how nervous I was on that day and how scared I was about everything. Now that the second week is starting tomorrow, I cannot say that I am better,... Continue Reading →
You know I have been trying to keep you up to date to great Kickstarter projects which are related to mathematics. I think we should support these projects and more people should know about them. This time I have a great puzzle book to present. Codex Silenda: the Book of Puzzles is a five page puzzle... Continue Reading →
Life Through A Mathematician's Eyes 