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by Daniel Maycock What is classical mathematics, and how is it different from regular math? It’s a good question. If you try to find the

by Daniel Maycock In Plato’s dialogue, Meno, a young man named Meno asks Socrates whether excellence (or virtue) can be taught, or whether it is

by Daniel Maycock There are countless articles claiming that everything we know about math education is wrong. Everyone seems to have a pet theory, and

by Daniel Maycock It is an unsettling fact that motives are often invisible. In most cases, bad motives seem to accomplish the same results as

by Daniel Maycock Everyone loves a good story. In fact, narrative is so essential to our humanity that God reveals himself to the world in