The sit spot today was nice. It was definitely strange & interesting at first that we were asked to draw pictures in a math class, but the end discussion & results were very cool. I noticed that most things in nature have a lot of randomness in their mathematical properties, whereas human made structures have mostly symmetric and "nice" mathematical properties, say 90 degree angles. It would be a nice activity to do with students in the future if I have the resources, and it would also be a nice homework assignment to let students research on common math properties in real life, like why is everything 90 degrees?
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Thinking about teaching & learning gardens: Entrance slip for our Sept 24 class
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