There has been considerable backlash against processed food products in the last few years, and for good reason. A slew of health problems implicate what we [...]
There are two major thrusts to math education. One is to teach skills–how to combine numbers, for example, and the definitions and rules of things in the [...]
I’d call this article, about how doubling the time students spent studying algebra led them to do better in math and also reading and writing(!) a case of [...]
We seem to be experiencing a brief cultural moment, in cinema, at least, to look back at slavery. Lincoln and Django Unchained at least, take place in a [...]
Back in August, an email with the subject “Help, my daughter hates math!” showed up in the Math for Love inbox. To quote that email: Here’s our [...]
This is a post about owning your mathematical experience, problem-solving, and flexibility. It also involves our goats—yes, we have goats—and a story of [...]
