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3 contributions to Flippin’ Math Culture Club
Dividing by zero
A student told me one time, “yeh yeh. Ya can’t divide by zero. No one knows why, but it’s a rule.” Now hold up just a minute! Nobody knows why? Y’all tell him why…..
1 like • May 2
0 (zero) has a hole in it. The number above falls through.
1 like • May 2
And if you're theatrical: -- All numbers. All the time. --0 (zero) doesn't divide. It destroys.
AI Tools for Math
What AI tools are you using to support curriculum and guided learning? Assessment? Do students still work problems by hand? Let me know.🩷🧡
1 like • Apr 5
@Tammy Reeves - great prompt...to have the LLM help you improve your prompting. " day it like I'm 10-12:years old" "Make a story i can relate to"
One.
When I think about things I find interesting in math, I keep circling back to 1. In some ways, it’s the simplest number—just one thing. And yet, 1 wears so many disguises. The invisible 1 trips students up all the time: in 3x + x, in x^1, in coefficients that are “there but not written.” When we simplify fractions, rationalize denominators, or even dividing by a complex number, we handle the problem by multiplying by one—just not the obvious one. We choose a form of 1 that changes everything while changing nothing I’m curious—what’s a concept like this for you? Something small or “obvious” that turns out to be doing a ton of hidden work in math?
One.
1 like • Mar 10
@Tammy Reeves -" told you not to go there, but you did. Now you have nothing "
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