The new Math Teachers at Play blog carnival is up for your browsing pleasure:
If you think the carnival seems shorter than usual, you’re right. We had many more submissions, but it appears that the blog carnival website is having trouble again. If your article is missing (as mine is), I’m sorry! Please try again next month.
This is the first time I ever hosted a blog carnival so please bear with me.
While reading the posts submitted to this month’s Math Teachers at Play blog carnival, I was struck by how visualization is very important in teaching math, and just math in general. I was happy to read all the “visualization” posts since my recent interest is exactly in visual representations and how they help in learning, especially learning math.
For instance…
Sorry I didn’t get all the articles for November, I was wondering why there were so few. But I had fun reading the ones I got anyway. I would love to do it again another time… Thanks for the opportunity.
I think blogcarnival.com has stopped working again. I am not receiving any entry for Carnival of Maths.
Drats! I had quit watching the blog carnival site, after a couple months of it working correctly. I guess I will have to start checking it more often. When the next carnival gets close, I should probably post an email link as well.
Guillermo, have you checked online to see if there are entries in the “InstaCarnival”? (Can you access that, when you’re the host?) For the last MTaP, we had plenty of entries posted there. They just didn’t get forwarded properly to Bogusia.
Hi Denise,
I’m interested to host your MTAP sometime next year.
Hi again,
I forgot to include my site: Mathematics for Teaching
I’d love to have you host, Erlina! I sent you an email.
For others interested in hosting the carnival: Just read the post How To Host a Blog Carnival for instructions, and then check the “future hosts” tab on the blog carnival page to find a free month that fits your schedule. Let me know which month you want.
Would definitely support you hosting the carnival Erlina. Peace.