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The Ugrabit Problem – Electoral Math (Oct 30, 2024)
The Ugrabit Problem was written by Charlie Brover from the Adult Learning Center at the Borough of Manhattan Community College.…
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Voting, Representation, & Elections – Slow Reveal Graph Collection (Oct 30, 2024)
This growing collection of slow reveal graphs was created by teachers at the CUNY Adult Literacy Program to explore voting,…
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Factors, Squares, and Primes (Oct 25, 2024)
This web page allows you to visually investigate factors, square numbers and prime numbers. You can use the controls to…
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Mark Trushkowsky on Number Visuals (Prime Factors)You can read about how some teachers in the Community of Adult Math Instructors (CAMI) explored Yorgey's number factor diagrams here - https://nyccami.org/number-visuals/
admin on Mathematical Language RoutinesI'm sorry, Connie. The link was to an external document. We don't have an updated link.
Connie Rivera on Mathematical Language RoutinesI'm interested to see the Graphic organizer for students. Can you update the link?
Sammy on The Banquet Table ProblemThe function that you created is incorrect. If you were to input X as 0, representing 0 tables, the answer you get is two seats, which is incorrect

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