America.

Look in the mirror and tell me what you see.

A Visual History of the Bomb.

What were we thinking? Click the link below. Be aware, the 60's are scary.

A visual history of the bomb.

AQR - Statistical Study - Day 1

You will complete the initial phase of your research study.

The outcomes of today are:

What are my questions/hypothesis?

What is my chosen sample technique?

The project topic should be fully fleshed out at the conclusion of today.

In order to be successful, I've attached the rubrics for the project and presentation. I would recommend downloading these files and getting accustomed with them before you start the project.

Stats Project Rubric

Stats Project Presentation Rubric

Precalculus Review for Test 3

Here's the answer key!

These notes are boring and I want to play.

Why American students are smarter than the world thinks and what we can do to keep our kiddos in the lead. For answers click here.

What is it like to be a mathematician?

Good read for a rainy day. Click here.

AQR - Probability In Games

For those who didn't finish the activity on Thursday, Here's the "Probability in Games" activity.

Click the following link, Games

Area Model Activity for Probability

The Area Model Activity for Probability must completed by the beginning of class, Thursday. 

All three pages can be found by clicking here.

For Jeff

Waipio Valley

AQR - Universal Product Codes

Problems 1-7 due Friday the 20th of September.

Food Deserts. Do you live in one?

Can Star Power Make New Orleans' Food Deserts Bloom? : The Salt : NPR

WeddingwithMcGrath = May 4, 2013

Why we study math. From NCTM.

“Mathematics is the biggest determinant in upward mobility,” said Treisman in the Equity Address WEBCAST.

One student's opinion.

Luck of the Irish?

Were they only lucky to make it to the big game or will there be a dramatic finish?

Check out Notre Dame's and Alabama's math websites. Which has a better math department?