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Pamela McLean Dadamac. Dadamac blog. Learning from each other. Twitter: @dadamac
Janet Feldman ActAlive. Holistic Helping. KAIPPG: Kenya AIDS Intervention Prevention Project Group. Janet Feldman at Facebook.
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Edward Cherlin Earth Treasury
Sasha Mrkailo
John Rogers Value for People, Community Currency. Cyfranogi, Community Currency.
Kennedy Owino Nafsi Afrika Acrobats
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Lucas Gonzalez Santa Cruz
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Christine Ax, Steve Bonzak, James Ferguson, Maria Agnese Giraudo, Marcin Jakubowski, Ed Jonas, Rick Nelson, Hannington Onyango, Linas Plankis, Proscoviour Vunyiwa
Pyramid of Peace to avert genocide in Kenya in 2008.
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See also: ClassicMathProblems, MathEncyclopedia, MathHomeSchooling, Education, StrategicInterests
Algebra
Andrius: Here are my notes for teaching algebra with an emphasis on the deep, fundamental ideas. I prepared these notes for my 1992 class which I taught at UCSD and now I am using them to teach in Bosnia.
Math Websites
Connect with Eric Weisstein regarding a gigantic math encyclopedia of basic math facts illustrating various dimensions (such as mass, time, speed, money, etc.). He is the encyclopedist for Wolfram Research and is interested in making detailed math and science information accessible to the lay person.
Thank you to John Harland for alerting us to http://www.xyalgebra.org
AlexanderVoznesensky: I created a website which contains collection of math lessons from algebra to differential equations: http://equmath.net
Mathematics Organizations
Comments
SashaMrkailo June 21, 2007 19:10 CET I never really understood the language of mathematic (is it a language?), only once perhaps had I had a glimpse of what it is about when I read a book about history of mathematics. And there I saw what was behind it, what was the significance of trigonometry and such, what was really behind the need, how did people solved problems that were very real to them. And that was very different for me than dry mathematic lessons in my school days, where I really didn't understand anything. And have forgoten everything. Hmm, what is the correlation between interest and memory?
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