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A 21st century skill: reading and writing codes

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In Should We Do Away with Calculation, Conrad Wolfram says that if you want to know if students understands a computational procedure, ask them to do a program, let them code

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Should we do away with calculation?

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We don’t need to spend much time with calculation. Technology can do that for us. We can use the extra time saved for engaging in ‘higher-level’ thinking. Mr. Conrad Wolfram

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Guest Post: Mega Math Challenge

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Only a few days remain to register for Moody’s Mega Math Challenge So what’s the best way to teach mathematics to the fast-paced, multi-tasking young people of the information age? Crunching

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8 Different Ways to Think of the Derivative

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In his paper The Transition to Formal Thinking in Mathematics, David Tall presents W.P. Thurston’s seven different ways to think of the derivative: Infinitesimal: the ratio of the infinitesimal change in the value

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