Fearsome Pit Of Trigonometric Doom

A precalc final review blog by Kate f(t) Nowak; an AP Calc blog with lots of handwritten problems (something I’d like to have done a long time ago).

Big Theorem In Topology

The Kervaire invariant one problem.

One Man Gathers What Another Man Spills

Dysfunctional Attitudes by Charles G&G Wells. Today’s “Handbook now online” post is big news: it appears at excited first glance to introduce a self-published masterpiece of math lexicography. What a guy.
The repeated additon flap revisited by the Warrior.

Just Add Democracy

Here’s smartt… a “Singapore Math” blog.

Life Is Good

This glossary by Pat Ballew has a lot of info! I’d’ve posted this link already except that, um, I thought I already had. No time to take notes! Read! Read! Read!

Also, hours later, here’s a statistical lexicon spotted at the Endeavour.

Cleanup Time

The Calculus Wars reviewed (the May Notices).
What the heck, an opinion piece in the same issue (calculators).
Just read the contents every issue. There’s always something interesting.

For instance that editorial led me to F. Quinn’s Essays on Mathematics Education.

Untargeted Tutoring

A Noted Scholar’s glossary; a partial index of S&M Defeated mathposts.
What Reformers Really Mean. Also “CSR” at ed.gov.

In other news, I’ve marked some popular VME posts (under the blogroll at right).

Looks Good On Paper

A practice test for prospective math teachers (in Massachusetts) from Prentice. Found in this ghastly video-ridden Boston Globe piece, via M.A. Chandler‘s Washington Post mathblog.
“One Step Ahead of the Train Wreck” that is Everyday Mathematics (Barry G via KTM).

News From The Gulag

“Math deprivation as punishment” at Coffee and Graph Paper.
Teach For Awhile: Sarah Cannon.

What Can You Do With This?

Piaget roundly debunked at The Number Warrior.
Things R. Talbot used to think, at Casting Out Nines.
The students are onto Mr. Meyer.