The culmination of a conversation at AMTE 2016 - just got the physical copy in the mail! springer.com/us/book/978331…

Check out our interesting conversation with Nick Wasserman about connecting advanced mathematics with secondary teaching practices! @Thanheiser @AmidonPlanet @jonesmathed AMTE teachingmathteachingpodcast.com/17

Pyramid Volume in SketchUp: Frequently, students' first instinct about the volume of a pyramid is that is must be … bit.ly/1aAwsdQ

Functions, Bijections, and Combinatorics: At times, studying general definitions of functions and particular … bit.ly/1aMC4qf

Inappropriate Trimming: One of the things that makes mathematics as a discipline relatively unique is the … bit.ly/1lqJDrD

Assumptions in Geometric Probability: Geometric probability makes use of measurement to determine probabilities. bit.ly/1rSUo5v

Understanding of the reals: 0.9999…. = 1 | Mathematical Musings | Nick Wasserman mathematicalmusings.pressible.org/nhw2108/unders… via @pressible

Understanding Standard Deviation | Mathematical Musings | Nick Wasserman mathematicalmusings.pressible.org/nhw2108/unders…

Real analysis? For teachers? Checkout project ULTRA materials! ultra.gse.rutgers.edu

1/4 Come join TC MST at NCTM 2018! NCTM is the largest annual meeting of mathematics teachers and is in Washington DC this year. Register at bit.ly/2GPAYhp #NCTMAnnual

2/4 Dr. Christopher Emdin will be there with "When content meets context: Towards a revolution in STEM education." Wednesday, April 25, 5:30-7:00pm - Opening keynote. (Convention Center, Ballroom ABC.) #NCTMAnnual

3/4 And our very own Dr. Nick Wasserman with "Don't forget discrete mathematics!" Thursday, April 26, 1:30-2:30pm. (Marriott Marquis, Independence Ballroom D.) #NCTMAnnual

4/4 And Dr. Erica N. Walker with "Lessons for mathematics education seen through a storytelling lens." Saturday, April 28, 11:00am-12:00pm. (Convention Center, 140AB.) #NCTMAnnual

Went to the opening of #meangirlsbway on Sunday - great time! The program TC Mathematics at Teachers College, Columbia University has courses about math in popular culture and media. Love the math plot line - although if I saw it correctly, the main math punchline had an error!! @MsTinaFey