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Category Archives: Teaching
Overcoming the Challenges of Grad School: Preparing for Qualifying Exams
One of the major challenges during my graduate studies was the preparation for the Graduate Qualifying Exam (GQE). I started preparing for that exam six months in advance, and I spent every night solving the previous exams to get an idea … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Diversity, General, Grad School, Interview, Interviews, Jobs, Math, Math Teaching, Teaching
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The Benefits of Tutoring: More Than Extra Income
A guest post from Natalie Coston: Every Monday morning, I start my week sitting at my desk and waiting for the familiar voice that I have come to know so well over the years. My tutoring student walks in and greets me … Continue reading
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Overcoming the Challenges of Grad School: An International Student’s Perspective
As a graduate student in mathematics, I would like to tell you my story about the major challenges that I have faced during my graduate studies in mathematics and how I overcame these challenges to make my success happen. First of … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Diversity, General, Jobs, Math Education, Math Teaching, Mathematics in Society, Starting Grad Schol, Teaching
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Matrices and MLK Day
When I learned how to multiply matrices in 10th grade, my initial reaction was, “Why on earth would anyone ever want to do that?” Compared to addition and subtraction, the rules of matrix multiplication seemed arbitrary and meaningless. Alas, this … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity, Grad School, Linear Algebra, Math Education, Mathematics in Society, Social Justice, Teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged Applications, diversity, Linear Algebra, Matrices, Race, Social Justice, Teaching
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Visualizing Newton’s Method
Well for most of us winter break is coming to an end, or for the unlucky, might have already ended, which means its time to start thinking about teaching again. One of the topics commonly covered in a first or … Continue reading
Posted in Math, Math Education, Math Teaching, Teaching, Uncategorized
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