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Arthouse-Kuklite
@Miltantvibes

Is your child experiencing difficulties to read? Can your child read, but can not understand the tasks? Are you constantly helping your child with homework tasks? Your child can be partially illiterate or may not be able to read at all.

With the crunch in cash in public schools, a classroom size from kindergarten to grade six has a globe. Teachers have difficulty identifying deficient reading and writing skills among their students until it is too late.

Arthouse-Kuklite
@Miltantvibes

You can always keep track of things like your money and solve certain real-life problems by putting things in an equation and then resolving them.

Knowing the algebra is something that people should do to achieve it to find a good job and for success in college, as well as life. Learn mathematics such as algebra and arithmetic now because as time passes, it becomes more difficult to learn things.

Arthouse-Kuklite
@Miltantvibes

These days, a lot of teachers is expected.

They have larger class sizes, the number of subjects is increasing, the curriculum for these subjects is increasing, and they have to deal with multi-level classes where students are at different levels of knowledge and capacity.

Arthouse-Kuklite
@Miltantvibes

Children these days are expected to do more at school at an earlier age than ever. Years ago, students were learning to read and write at first grade. Nowadays, children are learning to read and write in kindergarten.

With the increase in the demands of the school curriculum, it is not surprising that the subject of "handwriting" or "penmanship" has fallen by the way.

Arthouse-Kuklite
@Miltantvibes

Math action like drill and practice help a kid increasing great mental number aptitudes. In addition, if the training is done regularly through playing around, youngsters effectively get acquainted with numbers.

These days, we have various online numerical exercises implied for kids and the adults the same. Instructors, guardians and youngsters have various games and number drill exercises close by.

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Michael Kinyon
@ProfKinyon

Loops and their multiplication groups

A thread in 15 parts

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Recall that a quasigroup (Q,*) is a set Q with a binary operation * such that for each a,b in Q, the equations a*x=b and y*a=b have unique solutions x,y. Groups are quasigroups and this property is usually one of the first things proved in elementary group theory.

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Note that we don't assume associativity of *!

A loop is a quasigroup with an identity element. The story of why they are called loops is an interesting one and may even be true, but I will save it for another day. I am going to focus on loops in this thread.

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Natural examples of nonassociative loops:
- The nonzero octonions under multiplication
- The sphere S^7 under octonion multiplication
- I have discussed other examples

Rethinking Vector Addition
or
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Nonassociativity

A thread in 29 tweets

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— Michael Kinyon (@ProfKinyon) December 1, 2020

For each x in a loop Q, define the left & right translations L_x, R_x : Q->Q by L_x(y)=xy and R_x(y)=yx. These mappings are permutations of Q. The composition L_x L_y of two left translations is not necessarily a left translation because Q is not necessarily associative.

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Understanding Ohio COV...
@ohio_data

⬇️⬇️⬇️ The "Math" of Fear

As it is Thursday, I have a post for you today in anticipation of Gov. DeWine's new Maps of Fear which he has tried to phase in. I have previously discussed both the new red and blue maps and their issues -

- but today I hope to illustrate even more clearly what level of manipulation is going on, particularly with the new blue 'ICU Utilization' map.

Attached I have two images.

The first is a hyper-simplistic (and unrealistic) but illustrative example of the calculations that the new blue map goes through to arrive at its numbers.

Instead of telling us the percent of beds occupied by COVID+ (not necessarily ill *with* COVID, but testing positive) - the governor and ODH only calculates the percentage of COVID+ out of just the *used* beds.

In the first image, I have an example of a 100 bed ICU with just two patients - one COVID positive (red) and one COVID negative (green). The other 98 beds are empty and able to accept new patients.

Arthouse-Kuklite
@Miltantvibes

1st grade mathematics work sheets and my mother's mathematics teaching style. Mathematics will not be so terrible, since it seems that parents are interested in preparing their little ones for mathematics before school age.

I grew up without understanding how people talk about mathematics as difficult as they do, it was my best topic at school.

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Spencer Greenberg 🔍...
@SpencrGreenberg

Ten components of being compassionate to yourself:

1. Self-friendship: treat yourself at least as well as you would treat a friend who is going through the same situation

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2. Worthiness: remember that you have value (as all people do), and that your happiness and preferences matter.

3. Self-talk: notice when you are saying something mean to yourself (aloud, or in your head), and rephrase it in a gentler, kinder, more considerate way.

4. Connectedness: reflect on the fact that, whatever challenge you are facing, there are others who are also facing a similar challenge. You are not alone in your pain.

5. Change: note that everything changes with time. If you are dealing with feelings that are difficult to stand at this moment, they will subside. This too shall pass. Things are usually not as important or permanent as they seem to us in the moment that we are focused on them.

6. Self-empathy: orient towards yourself with tenderness, understanding and compassion, especially when you are suffering. Take on the perspective that you would towards a child or loved one that was hurting.

Patrick K A Kearns
@kearnsneuro

It is trying when mathematicians declare condescendingly that there is no point doing things because their models tell them so. Well maybe some of the assumptions don't hold up. How did that work out for the no additional risk from large events and no point in border controls...

Oh for crying out loud. I don't know anyone who thinks we can get R below 0.9 with this new variant. It's 22 virus generations to even get from 50,000 cases to 5,000 at R=0.9 - that's 4 months. TTI is a complete fantasy right now: spend the money on the vaccine rollout. https://t.co/MyeBt8tC1w
— Oliver Johnson (@BristOliver) January 3, 2021

During wave 1 cases fell very fast, faster than I think most people were expecting. Particularly in Scotland. Rt was probably ~0.5 until we started easing off.

This was despite a constant leak of cases coming out of hospitals and LTC facilities as we were rationing PPE and are policies were nowhere near ideal. There was insistence from infection control that droplet protections were sufficient. We have all learned a lot since then.

Not to mention we have learned to avoid the shit show of actively importing cases into care homes. We've learned not to repeat that. Other sectors have learned too.

We've learned a lot and there's no reason we can't control this new variant. But we will not manage if we don't try and act with clarity of purpose.

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