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Journal of Mathematics and the Arts
Special Issue on Mathematics Education: Arts in the Mathematics Classroom

Journal of Mathematics and the Arts
Guest Editor: Mara Alagic

This exciting issue is devoted to the integration of arts into mathematics education and illustrates how some mathematics educators have integrated mathematics and arts in their classrooms.

Issue contains:
Guest Editor's Introduction
Mara Alagic

Group theory: students' artistic visualizations
Hayden Harker

Modelling with poetry in an introductory college algebra course and beyond
Sarah Glaz; Su Liang

Reality maths: mathematics lessons from regular floor tiling
Jenny Gage

Teaching permutations through rhythm patterns
William E. Fenton

The calculus of Gothic architecture
Michael R. Huber

Report
Art by numbers: a collaboration between an Art and Maths Department

Jonny Griffiths


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Volume 3, Issue 3, 2009, Print ISSN: 1751-3472 Online ISSN: 1751-3480


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