Editor's picks
Manjul Bhargava employs magic to make math come alive, via Siobhan Roberts (h/t Anthony Bonato):https://t.co/BqHeXgcHAM#mbpick @mathblogging
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) August 8, 2018
A take on fun & serious recreational math:https://t.co/CA6HPOQ0Ne#mbpick @mathblogging
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) August 1, 2018
Ask and you shall receive, in multiplicity... Ben Orlin on teaching:https://t.co/LpLhr56qei#mbpick @mathblogging
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) August 1, 2018
Sunil Singh's experience teaching math, his way:https://t.co/uNGwvXsy2v …#mbpick @mathblogging
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) July 31, 2018
Special issue of (free online) Journal of Humanistic Mathematics on 'math and motherhood':https://t.co/4spr4EbQ32
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) July 30, 2018
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Terry Tao gamifies propositional logic with a new interactive textbookhttps://t.co/YdJa1eAHve#math #mathchat#mbpick @mathblogging
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) July 29, 2018
Terrific interview of @MBarany by @benorlin about the surprising history, and possibly the future, of the Fields medal.https://t.co/PTNHnvzoo5#math #mathchat#mbpick @mathblogging
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) July 25, 2018
Poring over Poncelet by -- a great piece by @ocfnash including lovely interactive widgets. See if you can help locate that reference though! https://t.co/ZtoTdoccZs @mathblogging #mbpick
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) July 19, 2018
Remembering Alexander Bogomolny @CutTheKnotMath - @mrhonner shares some personal memories and gathers links to other posts https://t.co/LLUKbtz8XP @mathblogging #mbpick
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) July 19, 2018
"What knitting can teach you about math"... (h/t Earl Samuelson):https://t.co/fxadDEBs5t
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) July 18, 2018
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James Dilts explains the controversial Axiom of Choice:https://t.co/cjrNypxYvj#mbpick @mathblogging
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) July 18, 2018
Attribution Based on Tail Probabilities, from @JohnDCookhttps://t.co/atN6b94nLy#math #mathchat #statschat#mbpick @mathblogging
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) July 17, 2018
2 for price of 1... Latest from Jim Propp (...& Ben Orlin):https://t.co/r2jf77O38Q#mbpick @mathblogging
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) July 17, 2018
New volume coming from Thomas Lin & MIT Press collecting @QuantaMagazine math articles:https://t.co/SRasEyWgCv#mbpick @mathblogging
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) July 16, 2018
@pkrautz had an interesting solution with the #mbpick hashtag: he searches only pre-approved feeds for it and then curates them at https://t.co/cJ2BVcpw3p. I'm sure he'd be happy to chat about the details if you were interested.
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) July 15, 2018
We make "Editor's Picks" for @mathblogging by tagging them with #mbpick. All Editor's Picks appear at https://t.co/cJ2BVcpw3p.
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) July 14, 2018
Actuaries have the lowest divorce rate. How calculating. https://t.co/jwhC19Iqeq #mbpick @mathblogging
— Fawn Nguyen (@fawnpnguyen) July 14, 2018
Y'all played Rush Hour before, right? Michael Fogleman calls this game "a perfect example of combinatorial explosion." https://t.co/Tywn3fgS0K #mbpick @mathblogging
— Fawn Nguyen (@fawnpnguyen) July 14, 2018
I use visual patterns to teach linear equ (and quadr), but if you're not, hopefully you're doing something else to make sense of y=mx+b https://t.co/yTE65auimK #mbpick @mathblogging
— Fawn Nguyen (@fawnpnguyen) July 14, 2018
One more reason why we love Twitter Math Camp (#TMC18) and #MTBoS, https://t.co/ZeIPrzXwLo from @DavidKButlerUoA #mbpick @mathblogging
— Fawn Nguyen (@fawnpnguyen) July 14, 2018
It's round 2 of the Big Internet Math-Off! Where else might you learn something new or be reminded of something beautiful, and it's a friendly competition. https://t.co/Jq1OmkTkrl #mbpick @mathblogging
— Fawn Nguyen (@fawnpnguyen) July 14, 2018
Muffins and Integershttps://t.co/IM6aLsrPDz
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) July 7, 2018
How can you divide 3 muffins among 5 students while maximizing the smallest piece of muffin? Great division question, cool application of duality, and open problems at the end!#math #mathchat #mbpick @mathblogging
xkcd has made some OEIS Submissions and they are hilarious @mathblogging #mbpicks https://t.co/ixyHtBUBON
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) July 6, 2018
Karen Saxe @AmerMathSoc's Capital Currents Blog analyzes the recent SCOTUS decisions on gerrymandering and calls the math & stats community to action @mathblogging #mbpick https://t.co/e12zD6FcNQ
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) July 2, 2018
Some summer fun begins ( #bigmathoff ):https://t.co/fwjeZSwyeG@mathblogging #mbpick
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) July 1, 2018
The No-Three-In-Line Problemhttps://t.co/X1nBaZViNH
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) June 23, 2018
Simply stated open problem in math, from @_FutilityCloset #math #mathchat#mbpick @mathblogging
Why Does Exploding Dots Work?https://t.co/2BLzUuW6fr
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) June 19, 2018
Wonderful, wide-ranging essay from @JimPropp on math, teaching, and the foundations of the @GlobalMathProj's signature model.#math #mathchat#mbpick @mathblogging
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— SheckyR (@SheckyR) June 19, 2018
RT @republicofmath
Beautifully written post by @MrHonner on the chromatic number of the planehttps://t.co/a1N8BHEHFs pic.twitter.com/AfWjM4Twvp
Fascinating article from @TheSIAMNews about how using complex variables can improve the numerical estimation of real-valued derivatives.https://t.co/mJD0ipAxS7#math #mathchat#mbpick @mathblogging
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) June 10, 2018
Peter Scholze, p-adic geometry, Langlands, Fields Medal, & more via Michael Harris:https://t.co/ShATKZxQ2i@mathblogging #mbpick
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) June 2, 2018
Gotta try this with the kids! "Magforming the Johnson Solids" by @RichardElwes https://t.co/vAUcQcOpDk #mbpick @mathblogging
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) May 30, 2018
Fun with Orthoprojections!https://t.co/2DJcImFJih
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) May 28, 2018
Another wonderful math project for kids from @JDHamkins.#math #mathchat #geomchat#mbpick @mathblogging
Is the Square a Secure Polygon?https://t.co/ZgBeP3aewJ
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) May 21, 2018
Wonderful problem (from Maryam Mirzakhani) and lovely solution (from @math3ma!)#math #mathchat@mathblogging #mbpick
Fantastic Story Collider performance by the wonderful @MrHonner https://t.co/2xnBr0yB85 @mathblogging #mbpick
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) May 19, 2018
“Lessons from Math Degree That Have Nothing to do with Math”. Item 6 breaks my heart a little, but I love the overall message. https://t.co/7nDeMJPvaa @mathblogging #mbpick
— Dana C. Ernst (@danaernst) May 16, 2018
Award-winning math teacher Patrick Honner recounts the path of his math career at Story Collider:https://t.co/xLPmzXtWkX
— SheckyR (@SheckyR) May 16, 2018
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.@ijkijKevin has put a lot of thought into this and believes it's a "a more coherent flow of Algebra topics" https://t.co/AcwGs2jwns #mbpick @mathblogging
— Fawn Nguyen (@fawnpnguyen) May 15, 2018
Happy that @MaryBourassa wrote about #teachlikeNat (@NatBanting). It was a privilege for me to attend Nat's session at #OAME2018 https://t.co/WRAGEn17r9 #mbpick @mathblogging
— Fawn Nguyen (@fawnpnguyen) May 13, 2018
A little reminder from @frankmcgowa why we tweet (plus a great task from @S_ODwyer) https://t.co/HpI2Cfk5bH #mbpick @mathblogging
— Fawn Nguyen (@fawnpnguyen) May 13, 2018
Simone Giertz is just delightful. "Why you should make useless things" - turning anxiety into performance https://t.co/HA7MSGVjCs @mathblogging #mbpick
— Fawn Nguyen (@fawnpnguyen) May 13, 2018
Robinson Tiles, from Futility Closethttps://t.co/SawBkL3nod
— Patrick Honner (@MrHonner) May 9, 2018
Compelling math from the *other* Robinson.#math #mathchat #geomchat#mbpick @mathblogging pic.twitter.com/45U2c6OKXt
Cute. "IDEA" IKEA-inspired SVGs visualizing Fleury’s algorithm for finding an Eulerian path in a graph #mbpicks https://t.co/MaL63pF3uh (and more at the domain)
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) April 23, 2018
The @rmathematicus takes apart a BBC documentary full of BS about math and madness #mbpicks https://t.co/b1NI8P9sU5
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) March 28, 2018
A fascinating piece by Michael Barany on the early days of the Fields Medal #mbpicks https://t.co/90qxQX6VRl
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) February 21, 2018
A lovely post by @peterrowlett at @aperiodical on approximate geometric means and Fermi problems. #mbpicks https://t.co/WIJk1oJEmd
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) February 20, 2018
#mbpicks https://t.co/ogLk99Odod
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) January 30, 2018
“Well, No One’s Complained” by @MrHonner https://t.co/KjxlEz9yj9 it's no excuse. #mbpicks
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) January 21, 2018
Andromeda – From nebula to galaxy - a history lesson from @rmathematicus https://t.co/SPOFaqo9ls #mbpicks
— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) January 10, 2018
Some good advice from @RobertTalbert: “Three things to leave off of your syllabus” https://t.co/Qke6HSdC9u #mbpick #mathblogging
— Dana C. Ernst (@danaernst) January 4, 2018
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— Peter Krautzberger (@pkrautz) December 26, 2017
Excellent blog post by @thewordninja_bk: A Case for Teaching Inquiry https://t.co/YBqSxzXZrr #mbpick
— Dana C. Ernst (@danaernst) February 25, 2017
What is an Experimental Math Course & Why Should We Care? By Lara Pudwell @amermathsoc #mbpick https://t.co/vyL1vwbnvh
— Dana C. Ernst (@danaernst) January 23, 2017
“Mathematics for Human Flourishing” by @mathyawp https://t.co/qx5Cd6y004 #mbpick
— Dana C. Ernst (@danaernst) January 8, 2017