Math Mama Writes...

Reading about math was not like this when I was young. Here are my most favorite books - all yummy! ... from board books to adult stori...

Math Teachers at Play #10 is now up at Homeschool Math Blog . I think my favorite part is the paper folding thought experiment , followed c...

It must be true; I've read it in 3 different places! :^) I like the analogy: they're both very hard work, and both give their ent...

The U.S. has not done well in international comparisons in math. Our students score well below students in a number of other countries on TI...

1. Mega-math . The site is way old (and clearly states it's not maintained), but I like it... Yesterday at WIldcat I tried out the story...

Anyone local reading this, and want to join us? Richmond Math Salon Saturday, June 13 2 to 5pm Free • All ages welcome. (Fun for kids 5 to 9...

The Math Less Traveled will be hosting the Carnival of Mathematics this coming Friday. Here 's the post about it. The last two were the ...

Part I. TIMSS. Lately I've been reading a lot about the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study, which has helped us compa...

Math Teachers at Play #8 is up at Let's Play Math . Thanks, Denise, for gathering so much good material together! Looks like I'll b...

I was following a reference in the book What's Math Got to Do with It? (Jo Boaler), in which she quoted Margaret Wertheim as saying she ...