Archive for the ‘Blog Review’ Category

Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere blog mini review

Friday, January 9th, 2009

Sam J Shah describes himself in his blog's About page: I am a middle and high school math teacher in Brooklyn, New York. I enjoy getting students excited about math by being math’s loudest and most passionate cheerleader. I have to agree that Sam really enjoys being a Math cheerleader. On December ...

Conceptis addict blog mini review

Tuesday, January 6th, 2009

Leena likes puzzles, she likes to tell stories and she entertains. That's my review of the Conceptis addict blog in a nutshell. Leena only has 4 categories in her blog: Math, Puzzles, My Dog, and Finland. Let's focus on Math. Leena likes to enhance her posts with videos and images. And, ...

The cheap researcher blog mini review

Saturday, January 3rd, 2009

Øistein Gjøvik is a "33-year old, working within teacher education in Norway" according to The cheap researcher's About page. Øistein, according to his blog's tag cloud, blogs about all sorts of things; the Math tag, however, is oversized so that proves definitively that Øistein likes to blog about Math. Øistein ...

Mathematics Education Research Blog mini review

Thursday, January 1st, 2009

Reidar Mosvold is an Associate Professor of Math Education Research in Norway. His Blog, Mathematics Education Research Blog, is remarkably rich with references to scholarly Math education research. Aside from the very scholarly material, here are some articles on Reidar's blog that may be of interest to a broader audience: A brief ...

The Masterplan blog mini review

Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

Dan Stucke is an inner-city Math teacher in the UK. His blog, The Masterplan, is not exclusively about Math but he does post a fair amount about the subject, especially things related to Web2.0. I discovered some nice gems from The Masterplan: Maths in the Movies Voicethread and Math 5 card Flickr storytelling game Head-to-head ...

Mr. Higgins’ Blog mini review

Monday, December 29th, 2008

Chris Higgins plays in the fields of Math, Computer Science, and Web 2.0 as do I. So, I already like the man. Chris is a Math and Comp Sci teacher, and owner of Mr. Higgins' Blog. The first thing I notice about Mr. Higgins blog is the very engaging use of ...