The first step in solving any problem in math (or in life) is to be your fabulous honest human self and acknowledge your human reaction to it. Let’s practice being human to solve problems and see how powerful and successful a willingness to flail and falter can be! Organizer:James Tanton, MAA Mathematician at Large
We will focus on games in math circles. Such games are fun to play but they also offer opportunities for participants to think deeply about optimal strategies and do meaningful computations. Computer simulations of games or the coding of a master player that the circle can compete against are possibilities. Some games are not what …
We will focus on games in math circles. Such games are fun to play but they also offer opportunities for participants to think deeply about optimal strategies and do meaningful computations. Computer simulations of games or the coding of a master player that the circle can compete against are possibilities. Some games are not what …
