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Bingo! Algebra in Wonderland
Submitted by Anne Dalke on Sun, 03/07/2010 - 10:52am
Yesterday, The New York Times provided a great kick-off to our study of parody;
see at! once! Algebra in Wonderland.
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Creative math
"Alice" is one of my favourite novels but even being a math lover I never noticed any strong connections between algebra and children's tale ( I read it 6 times). That's an interesting discovery. Last week I made a presentation about it in the classroom. My students were just amazed! I strongly recommend teachers to make classes the most interactive possible and always try to be creative.
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