

The two unforgivable sins of math (before Algebra 2 introduction of i and the limit concept when evaluating intermediate forms like 0/0).
Oct 13
The two unforgivable sins of math (before Algebra 2 introduction of i and the limit concept when evaluating intermediate forms like 0/0).
Aug 05
The New York Times (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/02/science/math-equation-pedmas-bemdas-bedmas.html?utm_source=pocket-newtab) ran a story about it.
The author (Prof. Steven Strogatz) state: ” The question above has a clear and definite answer, provided we all agree to play by the same rules governing “the order of operations.” When, as in this case, we are faced with several mathematical operations to perform ”
This is clearly in-line with Math4Teens approach to math. This is a second language. Like any language, without agreeing on the punctuation and grammar, it will be extremely hard to express ourselves without ambiguity. An article worth reading even if you are not interested in math.
Aug 03
This has been a busy summer. We moved to Aspen Hill and will open our center at the start of the school year. Most tutoring will continue to take place at the students home or preferred library. The center will be an additional option for those who find the conditions at home to be less than ideal (little siblings, noise, distractions,etc.) or on days the libraries are closed.
Nov 12
Below is the link to an article which was in the New York Times regarding the new SAT. I think students and parents will find it very helpful!
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