US water polo beat the Mighty Magyars! Most exciting match I’ve *ever* watched!!!!!!
You Louvre To See It! 🥉
Congratulations to the U.S. Olympic Men's Water Polo Team on returning to the podium at #Paris2024
Their first #OlympicGames medal since 2008 following an 11-8 shootout victory over Hungary. #waterpolo #RiseAbove
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Jim Simons founded MƒA in 2004. His commitment to education profoundly impacted the lives of thousands of teachers + students. MƒA will always be guided by Jim’s respect for teachers as true professionals + his firm belief that great teachers must know the subjects they teach.
It is with great sadness that the Simons Foundation announces the death of its co-founder and chair emeritus, James Harris Simons. Jim was an award-winning mathematician, a legendary investor and a generous philanthropist. simonsfoundation.org/2024/05…
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Our Mysterious Universe.
"An explanation of the arms in spiral galaxies, proposed by Lin and Shu. The arms are just denser regions, arising from slightly elliptical orbits with varying orientations."
By @matthen2, used with permission. Original post: bit.ly/3WKsqlR
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📏👷♀️ GEOGEBRA RESOURCE! 👷♂️📏
Try this FREE GeoGebra Practice resource to Identify and measure corresponding parts of polygons. Check it out!
geogebra.org/m/gvtsw9eg
#MTBoS #iteachmath #math #geometry
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Triangle interior angles. geogebra.org/m/atx3asep @geogebra #MTBoS #ITeachMath
For a thin slice activity where Ss explore & discover polygon interior and exterior angle sum theorems: geogebra.org/m/gzwpkhda @pgliljedahl @BTCthinks #MTBoS #ITeachMath
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Another equilateral triangle wonder geogebra.org/m/heEY9Fc7 @geogebra @gogeometry #MTBoS #iteachmath
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On a sphere, if you start at ANY point, and set off along a geodesic in ANY direction, you will ALWAYS return to exactly where you started, facing in THE SAME direction.
But spheres are exceptional. Even on an ellipsoid with two axes the same, the meridians and the equator are…
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An appreciation tweet for @MarkLevineNYC, whose clear and timely messages today are a model for how govt. ought to communicate important information during an emergency.
There is no @MetroNorth service in or out of Grand Central due to the rain and flooding.
If you need to head north, take subway to Bronx stations where MetroNorth service is originating, see below:
My coworker testing the notion that ChatGPT will replace us. I feel seen and validated. 🤣 #MTBoS (1/n)
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Esfera + Cono = Cilindro
(Aplica para volúmenes y misma altura/diámetro)
💻 Hecho en @GeoGebra
🔘 geogebra.org/u/camilo_sua
#GeoGebra #GeoGebraBogota #AprendiendoGeoGebra
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Our giant knit knots are happy among the other shapes and forms in the art exhibit at @BridgesMathart ❤️
Brooklyn Tech teachers rally for a fair contract. Passersby *very* supportive; asked what they can do to help us. #UFTFairContractNow #UFTGradeIn @NYCMayor
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Over 90% of Finnish teachers remain in education for entirety of career. We don’t have 90% make it through one year. They also teach 50% less hours with remainder for planning, multiple recesses, autonomy at school level, limited teacher eval's & are treated like professionals!
I remember admiring this man greatly and thinking he was a giant when I saw him speak while I was a college student. This is a loss. I’m grateful to have been impacted by his work. nytimes.com/2022/11/18/us/st…
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No, Chairman Powell. At a time when real weekly wages are lower today than they were nearly 50 years ago, the problem is not that wages and employment are too high. The problem is that corporations are making record profits by jacking up prices. We need a windfall profits tax.
She sounds like an incredible person. Such a loss to her family and students. Though a meaningful tribute, probably doesn’t even come close to appropriately honoring her. Heart goes out to her loved ones. Thinking of all our brothers and sisters we lost.
Brooklyn Street co-named in honor of Sandra Santos Vizcaino, 1st NYC teacher who died of Coronavirus at the start of the pandemic. She lived on this block for more than 2 decades. @NY1
























