The butterfly effect: This obscure mathematical concept has become an everyday idea, but do we have it all wrong?
In 1972, the US meteorologist Edward Lorenz asked a now-famous question: "Does the flap of a butterfly's wings in Brazil set ...
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Our Schools Have a Problem: Textbook Math Doesn’t Help in Real Life — and Vice Versa
While market-working kids in India excel at mental calculations, they struggle with textbook math — while schoolchildren fail ...
Marshfield math teacher was only 38 when she died. How her love for education will live on
The scholarship will be awarded annually "to the student(s) that has overcome adversity and exemplifies the qualities of an ...
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Barcodes: How they could be your latest mathematical party trick
Barcodes contain a checksum – an ingenious use of mathematics that even lends itself to a fun way to surprise your friends, ...
HISD students in 'sickout' are protesting Mike Miles. He should listen | Editorial
A year and a half into a state takeover of Houston ISD, some students are staying home in protest. At least they are learning ...
7 ways 2025 will feed your inner math nerd, according to a Portland professor
Aziz Inan has been looking forward to 2025 for more than 15 years. The 69-year-old University of Portland professor, who was born on the fifteenth day of the fifth month of the 55th year last century, ...