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20040922 Wednesday September 22, 2004

Mathematics the way I like it.

While I was googling around for M.C. Escher links for my blog entry last weekend, I came across the web site of Jill Britton.

In particular, I discovered her Number Patterns pages [part 1] [part 2].

She is attempting to teach mathematics (and related subjects) in a fun interactive manner. She has also had several books published.

The books have extensive Internet based educational activity links (see links off the book pages above).

And finally, there is a download of some software for designing and generating Escher-like tessellations, quilt blocks, and Islamic patterns, described in the Explorations with TesselMania! book.

A wonderful approach to teaching maths to kids.

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