Floor mosaic made in 1224-1227 at the Cathedral of Anagni, Italy. 📷 Museo della Cattedrale di Anagni

"Isometric Experiment 1" #creativeCoding #raymarching #isometric

Day 2-So much great stuff! Joining numbers activity from Everything is Structural & Initial review. Ss explain Q to another Ss & then initial box if they agree. Discuss if they don’t agree & switch partners. 4-fours too-indiv, then partner, then group. #miched #mschat #iteachmath #mtbos

Please go and collect your money from your primary school 😭😭😂..They didn't teach us this😭😭

As the first generation of my family not born in a British colony, I would dance on the graves of every member of the royal family if given the opportunity, especially hers.

Dear Teachers, As some of you may know, if you have any students in your class who identify as Christian, they may ask to be excused from school to observe the Christian holiday of “Christmas,” more popularly referred to as Yom Christmas or Nittel. 1/x

Amid confident predictions that kids will use AI (specifically, ChatGPT) to cheat on writing assignments, I thought I'd repost my review of research on what really makes cheating more likely - and why it matters how "cheating" is defined in the 1st place: is.gd/dGz2a3.

Apartment application fees are exploitative and need to be heavily regulated.

I love math. I love my job. I feel so lucky to do this for a living.

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Almost perfectly done..👌🏼 Do you know what is being made here? 🤔

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Volume a sphere. GeoGebra graphic created by the amazing Anthony Or 柯志明 : geogebra.org/m/vn4daAZ4 #MTBoS #ITeachMath #geometry

Surface area of a sphere in GeoGebra (equal to area of four circles of equal radius) geogebra.org/m/cbzg7ghq

Cylindrical Structure

It is my honor to announce that I have made history as the first black woman to receive a PhD in Physics from Georgia State University! During this journey I attained: BS MATH MS MATH MS PHYSICS MS Computer Science PhD Astrophysics

Counting Triangles (Generalization) #sharingisthenewlearning

Here's the first math task in one of my courses. What are 3 patterns you notice? Where is 1,000 in this grid?

How can we visually show why something like sqrt(90)=3sqrt(10)? Rewriting square roots can be seen visually! (I know the title doesn't sound appealing but I honestly really like the concept lol)