Category Archives: teaching

One thing I learned from Calculus, this time around

Posted on May 31, 2018 by Beth Malmskog

                    This blog post is about how I gave an assignment that I regret and am embarrassed about. It all starts four years ago, when I gave my Calculus II students … Continue reading →

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Letter of Recommendation for a Boston Mathcation

Posted on April 20, 2018 by Beth Malmskog

Just got back from my month long research visit to the Boston area. I wrote last month about how hard it was to re-immerse myself in my research and writing for this visit, even though I desperately wanted to do … Continue reading →

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Block Plan Round 1: Linear Algebra in 3.5 Weeks Flat

Posted on September 30, 2017 by Beth Malmskog

Four weeks since the start of fall semester, and I just submitted final grades. How is this possible? For those of you who didn’t catch my update earlier this month, I just started a new position at Colorado College, which … Continue reading →

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