Math and Physics Think Tanks – What’s the best group size?
Did you know that a good number of the most influential research institutions in the world revolve around mathematical analytics […]
Teaching high school mathematics in one-hour time slots
In the mid-1990s, the administration of the school where I taught decided to change from using 40-minute teaching periods to
What skills should a math teacher teach his students?
Before the advent of universal secondary education, the mathematics teacher had a select group of students who were likely, in
How math helps you find the best porta potty
The next time you’re in line to use a portable bathroom at a fair, concert, or other event, you might
Finding a Parking Space at the Mall Using Math – Part Two
If you have read the previous article on the subject, I imagine you were very upset by the nature of
Teaching mathematics at the secondary level in the twenty-first century
The last years of the twentieth century saw the development of universal secondary education in many countries. This means that
Gravitational Law and Quantum Physics
“If thoughts can do that to water, imagine what our thoughts can do to us.” – from the movie, What
Developing a well site geology program
Over the years I have been able to work on many different software projects. Some of these applications were standalone,
Dugen Toadstool Geological Park: Walk your dog through the badlands of Nebraska
The Badlands of America received their ominous name when the first settlers found them It’s impossible to safely roll a
Closer to the truth: mathematics
There is an ongoing PBS TV series (many books and also a website) called Closer to Truth. Hosted by neuroscientist