Math Links for Week Ending Oct. 2nd, 2020

Featured Links

It's now time for me to shamelessly plug the podcast that I do. This is the third year that I have taken speakers from the OAME conference and interviewed them about their sessions and it is still not at all like work. This season we have @PeterTaylor&@Pi_Lab, Ian VanderBurgh, @TaraCFlynn&@ShelleyYearley, @RooSloan and starting off this month we have Ron Lancaster talking about his session "A Shared Problem Solving Activity". On the podcast episode he doesn't divulge the activity he's going to do but did a similar type of activity that has a low floor and high ceiling with a surprising result. You can register for his webinar at our @OAMEtalks website
Curriculum Tags: All
https://talks.oame.on.ca/season-3

Resource Links

And speaking of @ShelleyYearley, she reminded us that the Ontario Fraction Pathway website is up and running again. This is a great resource for anyone looking to conceptualize fractions for their students. 
Curriculum Tags: Gr7, Gr8
https://fractionslearningpathways.ca/

Just want to let everyone know that https://t.co/HJcIF3CP9M is back on-line. Thanks @uptergroveGreg and Chris for the prompt attention to the broken link. #fractionsteaching

— Shelley Yearley (@ShelleyYearley) September 30, 2020

It's pretty cool to have a look at the origins of Calculus

Curriculum Tags: MCV4U

https://archive.org/details/methodfluxionsb00stongoog/page/n5/mode/2up

Here is a translation of l'Hospital's original book on calculus. https://t.co/xp4CADkFiO The French version is online too.

— math prof (@mathematicsprof) September 26, 2020

Video Links

Not a podcast but a video series. They are out soon. Sign up to get updates

Curriculum Tags: All
https://go.info.amplify.com/math-teacher-lounge

Math Teacher Lounge is a video series designed for K–12 educators. Hosts Bethany Lockhart Johnson (@lockhartedu) & Dan Meyer (@ddmeyer) will dig deep on topics you care about & feature guests you need to know about. Visit https://t.co/cKBZD04Tqo to sign up for the first episode! pic.twitter.com/cVsUUyEeZL

— Math Teacher Lounge (@MTLShow) September 30, 2020

Very cool tiling of non repeating patterns with darts and kites from @Veritasium
Curriculum Tags: All
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48sCx-wBs34

Image Links

I thought this was an interesting visualization of data. Be sure to go to the second image for the reveal 
Curriculum Tags: MDM4U
https://www.instagram.com/p/CFh6Uu1Fpn8/ 

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