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A stylized image vividly captures a diver in mid-air over water, with measurements of 5.2 ft and 13 ft marked, offering a mathematical perspective. The background features a bridge and lines suggesting angles of trajectory, conveying both the ecstasy and agony of the dives precision.
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The Agony and The Ecstasy (of Math)

This is mathematics, he argues in A Mathematician’s Lament (2009), in all its elegance and...
The Agony and The Ecstasy (of Math)
A distorted, abstract grayscale image of people and objects in a room. The blurred figures appear to be sitting or standing around a table. The scene is heavily textured and lacks clear details.
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Going Gaga

It all started when the eighth grade students came back from retreat with an “awesome”...
Going Gaga
A stylized, abstract image depicts a person in profile with curly hair, intently examining a piece of paper on the wall. The background is textured, and faint writing suggests math equations, creating an intriguing blend of education and art.
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Writing About Math

First, as in any subject, writing about math forces students to articulate their thoughts...
Writing About Math
A stylized, textured monochrome image captures the closeness of two family members from the Mathers lineage as they focus intently on an object or activity before them. Their faces remain unseen, while a painterly effect adds depth to this intimate moment.
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Family Mathers

Traditionally, math homework does not generate much enthusiasm, but the implementation of...
Family Mathers
A stylized image depicting two arms reaching upwards, with a person partially visible in the lower right corner, set against a textured background.
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Judo Math

Some kids go through material fast, while others need more time. But in most math classes...
Judo Math
An artistic illustration portrays a diver at a 60-degree angle, evoking visions of mathematical precision as they plunge into the water. Distances of 5.2 feet and 13 feet are meticulously marked along the dive path, while a bridge gracefully arches in the blue-toned background.
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Visions of Mathematics

“What is our vision for mathematics at High Tech High?” It is my belief that there is quite...
Visions of Mathematics
Two young people stand side by side, holding a robotic device with visible wiring and components, reminiscent of Autobots intricate designs. They appear to be in an action-packed workshop or lab setting, framed by a blue backdrop.
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Autobots in Action

Each autobot used a computer and an array of sensors to interact with its environment.
Autobots in Action
A stylized, artistic image of three people from diverse ethnicities sitting and conversing in an integrated school setting. The abstract, richly textured figures capture a relaxed atmosphere, emphasizing the harmonious interaction between the subjects.
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Race and Ethnicity in an Integrated School

The email, signed only “Concerned Student,” expressed outrage because the author felt not...
Race and Ethnicity in an Integrated School
A stylized, painted view of a suspension bridge in the background with a cars side mirror in the foreground. The text 5.2 ft is visible in the upper left corner, blending seamlessly with the blue-toned color palette—a disruptive innovation in visual art.
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Disruptive Innovations in Schooling

In this edited version of remarks at the High Tech High GSE Speaker Series, the co-author...
Disruptive Innovations in Schooling
A stylistic, abstract image of an upper body in a collared shirt showcases creativity. The persons face and details are obscured, and they hold a rectangular object. Rendered with a textured, painterly effect in grayscale, the piece invites the viewer to come up with their own interpretations.
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How Do They Come Up With This Stuff?

With a teaching background in the most traditional of schools, I’d daily find myself...
How Do They Come Up With This Stuff?
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