The “hat” tile is a mathematical wonder. Discovered by amateur mathematician David Smith in 2022, it can be used to cover every square inch of an endless bathroom floor (or any other surface) ...

Discovered by an amateur mathematician in 2022, this strange construct can tile an infinite surface without repeating. But ...

Math has a unique relationship with AI. Unlike subjects where answers live in shades of gray, math problems demand precision. A solution is either correct or it isn’t. That makes accuracy the ...

SolveMe is a math resource I discovered through a blog post from Tcea which I am adding to our math resources section here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. SolveMe engages students in ...

Hand gestures and actions-with-objects (hereafter ‘actions’) are both forms of movement that can promote learning. However, the two have unique affordances, which means that they have the potential to ...

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It’s important to include hands-on, multisensory learning experiences in the math classroom to increase depths of knowledge and engagement. As mathematical content becomes increasingly abstract at the ...

The Cuisenaire–Gattegno (Cui) approach to early mathematics uses color coded rods of unit increment lengths embedded in a systematic curriculum designed to guide learners as young as age five from ...