Archive for February, 2021
David Attenborough: No matter what we do now, it’s too late to avoid climate change
Posted by: Alexandre Borovik on February 26, 2021
How do illogical proofs or answers “feel” to mathematicians?
Posted by: Alexandre Borovik on February 21, 2021
My high school math teacher often made rudimentary mistakes in her equations. What does that say about her?
Posted by: Alexandre Borovik on February 21, 2021
A look from lockdown at horrors of school mathematics
Posted by: Alexandre Borovik on February 21, 2021
Why is the constructivist theory applicable in teaching mathematics?
Posted by: Alexandre Borovik on February 21, 2021
I can’t remember anything but sparse memories here and there from the ages of 7 and below. Can anyone help?
Posted by: Alexandre Borovik on February 15, 2021
What are suggestions for patterns in daily lives that deal with mathematics?
Posted by: Alexandre Borovik on February 15, 2021
What are some unusual ways you’ve applied the math you learned in high school to your life?
Posted by: Alexandre Borovik on February 15, 2021
How can one remain a mathematician?
Posted by: Alexandre Borovik on February 15, 2021
Mathematics under the Microscope 
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