N Ways to Apply Algebra With The New York Times
Is algebra necessary? An Op-Ed essay argues it isn't. We list algebraic opportunities you can find in the pages of The Times, and invite you to join the conversation.
View ArticleLook Before You Leap: Understanding the Mathematics of the Fiscal Cliff
In this lesson, students explore some basic quantitative consequences of falling off the fiscal cliff by looking at the effects that changing income tax rates and payroll tax rates will have for...
View ArticleTeaching the Mathematics of Infinity
How big is infinity? How can one kind of infinity be larger than another kind? In this lesson, students explore the infinite by researching and discussing some of the greatest uses — and misuses — of...
View ArticleYear-End Roundup 2012-13 | Science, Health, Technology and Math
Our lessons are on summer vacation, but here are our science, health, math and technology-related lesson plans for the 2012-13 school year.
View ArticleIn Search of the Win-Win Solution: Exploring Techniques in Fair Division
In this lesson, students explore the concept of fair division by researching and demonstrating the basic techniques in this modern field.
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