Mathematics Teaching 296 now available online https://atm.org.uk/Mathematics-Teaching-Journal-Archive/177731

Design and cover photographs by me

Four free articles for non-members:

Everyone can think mathematically by Tom Francome
Tom Francome explores ways of developing the mathematical thinking of all students, including low attainers.
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT296/02.pdf

Book review Learning with AI by Ian Benson
Ian Benson reviews 'Learning with AI' by Joan Monahan Watson published by Johns Hopkins University Press (296 pages, $24.95)
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT296/14.pdf

Book review Breaking images by Pete Wright
Pete Wright reviews ‘Breaking images: Iconoclastic analyses of mathematics and its education’, edited by Brian Greer, David Kollosche, and Ole Skovsmose.
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT296/15.pdf

Ole Skovsmose—the man who put the critique in critical mathematics education by Peter Gates
Peter Gates has collated this obituary for Ole Skovmose.
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT296/16.pdf

#MathematicsTeaching #iTeachMath #MathEd #MathsEd #Math #Mathematics #education #design #GraphicDesign #atm #MT #MT296 #photography

Solutions are posted for the May Calendar of Problems!
No calendars for summer months, but enjoy some #ProblemSolving fun with past calendars anytime!
#RecreationalMath #iTeachMath #MTBoS #MathChat #MathEd #MathsEdChat #ClassroomMath

https://karendcampe.wordpress.com/2025/05/01/may-calendar-problems-3/

May Calendar Problems

Spring is here, and I’m sharing the May Calendar for some problem solving enjoyment in the last stretch of your school year. This is the May 2019 Calendar of Problems from 6 years ago for you…

Reflections and Tangents

Integrating Problem Solving Seamlessly: A guest post by by Frank Cassano and Anya Sturm.

https://blog.mathed.page/2025/05/27/integrating-problem-solving-seamlessly/

#mtbos #iteachmath #mathed

Integrating Problem Solving Seamlessly

Frank Cassano and Anya Sturm are math teachers at Marin Academy, an independent high school in San Rafael. They presented on “Integrating Argumentation and Problem-Solving” at the Calif…

Henri's Math Education Blog

We've had some incredible results in our mathematical modeling program this year, The latest: A team of three of our high school students won the Mathematical Association of America award for their submission to the university-level Mathematical Contest in Modeling run by COMAP! They were one of 18 teams out of 12,000 worldwide to earn an "Outstanding" designation for their mathematical projection of Olympic medal counts for the 2028 games.

https://contest.comap.com/undergraduate/contests/mcm/contests/2025/results/index.html

#math #MathEd

The Mathematical Contest in Modeling

Had to step in and remediate two faulty questions on my son's #Geometry homework tonight. Note to the "Teachers Pay Teachers" worksheet author: A regular octagon does not have 4 lines of symmetry.

#Math #MathEd

Note: Thanks to @danielmclaury for pointing out I should have specified that it was a regular octagon on the homework handout.

Today's #geometry problem from May calendar is 1 of a few related problems (I like how this month has several sets that relate to/build on each other)
Tell us how you thought about it; check out whole calendar @ link above.

#MTBoS #iTeachMath #ClassroomMath #MathEd #MathsEdChat #MathsToday #ProblemSolving #RecreationalMath

Just got my author copies of Python for Mathematics! (https://www.routledge.com/Python-for-Mathematics/Knight/p/book/9781032582184)

The book flips the usual programming order—starting with powerful maths tools before diving into code.

The publishers worked with me to agree to keep an online version available too: https://vknight.org/pfm/cover.html (This version needs updating!)

You can find some of my thoughts on how the book is structured here: https://vknight.org/2025/05/19/python-for-mathematics-book.html

More updates soon. 💻📘
#Python #Math #Maths #Mathematics #Mathed

Python for Mathematics

Python for Mathematics introduces readers to effective methods for doing mathematics using the Python programming language. Most programming texts introduce readers to the building blocks of programming and build up to using more sophisticated tools for a specific purpose, like doing particular mathematical tasks. This is akin to teaching someone how to forge metal so as to make a nail, and then slowly working up to using sophisticated power tools so as to actually build something. This book doe

Routledge & CRC Press

The May 8 problem is one of a few this month involving "petals" created by overlapping arcs of circles.

Try this fun #geometry problem & tell us how you thought about it.
#ProblemSolving #MathEd #MathsEdChat #RecreationalMath #MTBoS #iTeachMath #ClassroomMath

Check out the whole calendar at link above ^^

Such fun to put together this month's Carnival of Math post!
Thanks to:
@drMathArt
@tao
@johndcook
@JimPropp
@divbyzero Joel David Hamkins
@icecolbeveridge
@stecks
@TMiP
@aperiodical
@carnivalofmaths
@grant
James Tanton
Chris Smith
Zack Wissner-Gross
Peter Cameron
Gil Kalai
@joshg
Mark Willis
Annie Forest
@jennalaib @davidwees
@mathhombre
@dylankane
Sara Van Der Werf
Ben Orlin
Mark Willis
Kurt Salisbury
Brad Ballinger
David Renshaw

Check out the whole post, link above ^^

#MathChat #MathEd #MathsEdChat #iTeachMath #RecreationalMath

New blog post: 239th Carnival of Mathematics!
Recapping math/maths/mathEd content from April.
#MTBoS #iTeachMath #MathChat #MathEd #MathsEdChat #RecreationalMath

https://karendcampe.wordpress.com/2025/05/05/carnival-of-mathematics-239/

Carnival Of Mathematics

Welcome to the 239th installment of the Carnival of Mathematics, a roundup of interesting mathematics content from April 2025. The Carnival is a monthly post hosted by a different blog each month. …

Reflections and Tangents