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  1. OAMEtalks@OAMEtalks
    [NewPodcast] This episode feat. Sophie Tyrrel & Michele Goveia previewing their Nov 11th @OAMEcounts webinar "ELLs Can Do Math! Supporting & Celebrating ELLs in the Intermediate Division Gr. 7-10" More info: #MathChat #MTBoS #iTeachMath
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  2. M R . A R A K A K I@MrArakaki
    I was today years old when I learned that a basic multiplication chart can be used to find equivalent fractions. This is definitely going in notebooks this year. #edchat #mathchat
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  3. Edform.com✓@edform_com
    "Who goes first?" Settled in 1 second 🎲 Dice up to d100 with the total added for you, a coin flip with a heads/tails tally, or a random number 1–30 to pick by class number. Free, no sign-up. What do you roll dice for in class? #mathchat
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  4. Patrick Honner@MrHonner
    I asked students to submit a photograph that captured some aspect of "Surfaces and Solids". This was my favorite! #math #mathchat
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  5. Patrick Honner@MrHonner
    I always introduce non-separable differential equations by asking students to solve y' = x + y, which they generally aren't equipped to do. Occasionally students intuit an answer, but a student did this today, which I've never seen before. Brilliant! #math #mathchat #APCalc
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  6. Patrick Honner@MrHonner
    Big Aha! moment for me this morning. These matrices both rotate the plane by θ. The one on the left is the standard representation, but the one on the right makes it obvious that the angle between the standard basis vectors, and their orientation, are preserved! #math #mathchat
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  7. Gerry Ward@gwardis
    The math of nature? #scichat #mathchat
    Science News Explores @SN_Explores
    Again and again, the same elegant pattern appears in nature. The Fibonacci sequence is this week’s word.
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  8. Science News Explores@SN_Explores
    Again and again, the same elegant pattern appears in nature. The Fibonacci sequence is this week’s word.
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