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​​A kid can understand the question, but no one can answer it. ​By Jay Bennett.

Bernard Morin developed glaucoma at an early age and was blind by the time he was six years old. Despite his inability to see, Morin went on to become a master topologist... By Diana Kwon.

Okay, let's get something straight right off the bat - logarithmic notation in maths is bad and doesn't make a whole lot of sense. And on the one hand, who cares, because maths is so much more than notation anyway. But on the other hand, it makes...

Andrew Hacker makes a lot of mistakes in his most recent book. Some of them are interesting. By Evelyn Lamb.

How did the minimally trained, isolated Srinivasa Ramanujan, with little more than an out-of-date elementary textbook, anticipate some of the deepest theoretical problems of mathematics—including concepts discovered only after his death? By Robert Schneider with Benjamin Phelan.

Can you infer the simple rule behind a number sequence that spikes up and down like the beating of a heart? By Pradeep Mutalik.

An elementary school math quiz has been generating outrage online for the teacher's questionable grading criteria.

Math Technology Tools General Math Resources Math Blogs Algebra and Geometry Curricula Mathematics Assessment Resource Service (MARS) Toolkit Malcolm Swan, part of the MARS team, is one of the prem...