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ParticipantThe body of knowledge available to Isaac Newton was not as large, but I doubt he was finding any excitement in linear functions. Also, the person discussed is a teacher, not a student. And I did offer Euclidean geometry as an option π
I assume high-level math at high school includes topics like infinitesimal calculus and numbers theory and I would expect good teachers to get excited about Newton vs. Leibniz controversy or Fermat’s last theorem. I suppose I should assume less.
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ParticipantThe body of knowledge available to Isaac Newton was not as large, but I doubt he was finding any excitement in linear functions. Also, the person discussed is a teacher, not a student. And I did offer Euclidean geometry as an option π
I assume high-level math at high school includes topics like infinitesimal calculus and numbers theory and I would expect good teachers to get excited about Newton vs. Leibniz controversy or Fermat’s last theorem. I suppose I should assume less.
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ParticipantThe body of knowledge available to Isaac Newton was not as large, but I doubt he was finding any excitement in linear functions. Also, the person discussed is a teacher, not a student. And I did offer Euclidean geometry as an option π
I assume high-level math at high school includes topics like infinitesimal calculus and numbers theory and I would expect good teachers to get excited about Newton vs. Leibniz controversy or Fermat’s last theorem. I suppose I should assume less.
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ParticipantThe body of knowledge available to Isaac Newton was not as large, but I doubt he was finding any excitement in linear functions. Also, the person discussed is a teacher, not a student. And I did offer Euclidean geometry as an option π
I assume high-level math at high school includes topics like infinitesimal calculus and numbers theory and I would expect good teachers to get excited about Newton vs. Leibniz controversy or Fermat’s last theorem. I suppose I should assume less.
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ParticipantI am surprised to read that someone who teaches high-level math at high school finds linear functions and matrix calculus exciting. I was expecting topology, predicate calculus or at least Euclidean geometry. After reading the article, my impression is that she was under-qualified to sub in her son’s school when he was 6 and she was just as under-qualified to teach high-level math at high school.
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ParticipantI am surprised to read that someone who teaches high-level math at high school finds linear functions and matrix calculus exciting. I was expecting topology, predicate calculus or at least Euclidean geometry. After reading the article, my impression is that she was under-qualified to sub in her son’s school when he was 6 and she was just as under-qualified to teach high-level math at high school.
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ParticipantI am surprised to read that someone who teaches high-level math at high school finds linear functions and matrix calculus exciting. I was expecting topology, predicate calculus or at least Euclidean geometry. After reading the article, my impression is that she was under-qualified to sub in her son’s school when he was 6 and she was just as under-qualified to teach high-level math at high school.
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ParticipantI am surprised to read that someone who teaches high-level math at high school finds linear functions and matrix calculus exciting. I was expecting topology, predicate calculus or at least Euclidean geometry. After reading the article, my impression is that she was under-qualified to sub in her son’s school when he was 6 and she was just as under-qualified to teach high-level math at high school.
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ParticipantI am surprised to read that someone who teaches high-level math at high school finds linear functions and matrix calculus exciting. I was expecting topology, predicate calculus or at least Euclidean geometry. After reading the article, my impression is that she was under-qualified to sub in her son’s school when he was 6 and she was just as under-qualified to teach high-level math at high school.
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ParticipantNice. You can combine stills with video. I don’t think WMM allows you to apply panning to photos, but adding built-in transitions between frames is easy. My wife makes few minutes long videos whenever we come back from a vacation and she almost completely stopped using video recordings.
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ParticipantNice. You can combine stills with video. I don’t think WMM allows you to apply panning to photos, but adding built-in transitions between frames is easy. My wife makes few minutes long videos whenever we come back from a vacation and she almost completely stopped using video recordings.
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ParticipantNice. You can combine stills with video. I don’t think WMM allows you to apply panning to photos, but adding built-in transitions between frames is easy. My wife makes few minutes long videos whenever we come back from a vacation and she almost completely stopped using video recordings.
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ParticipantNice. You can combine stills with video. I don’t think WMM allows you to apply panning to photos, but adding built-in transitions between frames is easy. My wife makes few minutes long videos whenever we come back from a vacation and she almost completely stopped using video recordings.
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ParticipantNice. You can combine stills with video. I don’t think WMM allows you to apply panning to photos, but adding built-in transitions between frames is easy. My wife makes few minutes long videos whenever we come back from a vacation and she almost completely stopped using video recordings.
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