Archive for June, 2008

This fractal was created using a new generator called Fractal Science Kit. It's worth checking out.

Google Gadgets allow you to easily add fun stuff to your Website or blog, including math games.

This strange anime illustrates one student's nightmares about math tests.

Singapore consistently beats other countries in international competitions in science and mathematics. What is it doing right?

A reader from Nigeria gives some interesting views on the sustainability debate.

This week's movie is a creative and entertaining take on the quadratic formula.

Here's a review of some "top math sites" as chosen by Homeschool.com.

Some of them don't really pass muster.

In this Newsletter

1. Math tip - Improve your math grades during your summer break
2. Recommendation - Math videos on DVD
3. Latest IntMath Poll
4. From the Math Blog

A reader from Chile provides an explanation of the locus of the center of an ellipse which moves such that it is tangent to the positive x- and y-axes.

This guy earns around $14,000 per hour, while a Cambodian teacher earns around 20 cents per hour.

There is something very wrong with this picture.