Welcome to Andrew Borne's Math, Education & Technology Website
onlinematheducation.blogspot.com
My Online Stash of Math Clip Art
Download - TI-snpire and TI-84+ SE backups. Nov 8th, 2010
Minnesota MCA-II 11th Grade Questions & Explanations, Convering Questions 1-20
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| Interesting Articles and PowerPoints |
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Blooms Taxonomy Sheet for Math
The Crisis in Creativity, Newsweek, July 2010 |
| Unicode Math Characters |
| Symbol | Description | Alt Code |
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| ≥ | greater than or equal to | ALT-242 |
| ≤ | less than or equal to | ALT-243 |
| ŷ | y-hat predicted outcome | |
| Δ | delta, change | |
| μ | mu, stat mean, prefix micro | ALT-230 |
| σ | small sigma, standard deviation | ALT-229 |
| χ | small chi, sounds like "ky" | |
| π | small pi | ALT-227 |
| ² | squared, superscripted 2 | ALT-0178 |
| ³ | cubed or superscripted 3 | ALT-0179 |
| √ | radical symbol aka square root | ALT-8730 |
| ½ | one-half, half sybol | ALT-0189 |
| ¼ | one quarter or one fourth | ALT-0188 |
| ± | plus or minus | ALT-0177 |
| ∙ | multiplication dot, bullet symbol | ALT-0149 |
| ∞ | infinity | |
| ∠ | angle symbol | |
| ° | degree symbol | ALT-248 |
| ≅ | congruence | |
| ÷ | obelus, or division symbol | ALT-248 |
| ¢ | money unit cents | ALT-0162 |
| ø | empty set |
| Quadratic Equation Solving Spreadsheet |
| Quadratic-Formula.xls |
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| Printables, made by me, and free free free! |
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Graph paper
Full sheet graph paper
Isometric dot paper for space figures |
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For fans of Southpark, here is a recreation of that poster seen in the background of Mr. Garrison's 4th grade classroom, the famous "Math Is...Universal" poster. The background images is the commonly known as the Keyhole nebula. All right, children, download this page and print it for your room or Mr. Hat will do terrible things to you. Download Poster, 8.5" x 11". |
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| Math Links / Math Education Links / Math Interest |
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Vector Graphic Sample
The graphic to the left is my first attempt at vector-based art. I've attempted to copy
a raster-based graphic so it can be scaled and sized without limitation. In a way, this is
where art and math meet, my inspiration was Pierre Bezier. I'm not sure if this minimalist artistic style
came from John Lennon or Pablo Picasso. The graphic can be downloaded as a Photoshop .psd
CS5 document, with a "smart object" embedded in it. Enjoy!
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