Sentence examples for making mathematics from inspiring English sources

Mathematical biology is a wonderful vehicle for making mathematics relevant for all students in our program and for making them feel like they are contributing to the search for solutions to capacious social issues.

Making mathematics mandatory prevents us from discovering and developing young talent.

But he comes close to making mathematics the stuff of drama.

"I hope it doesn't have the effect of making mathematics as competitive as in other fields, where scientists live and die for the Nobel prize," he says.

As active participants in annual SACNAS conferences, we accepted the challenge of making mathematics comprehensible to a large audience of undergraduate students, most of whom had only taken a semester or two of calculus.

The research team strategized a flexible and fluid professional development that would (1) situate participants' breadth of experiences on a STEM curriculum integration continuum; (2) elicit a new vision of STEM integration through open-ended mathematics problems with client-driven, real-life contexts; and (3) focus on making mathematics content explicit.

Crucially, we need to make mathematics real - we must draw the veil of mystery from mathematical concepts and make mathematics relevant to everyday life.

Children who make music, make mathematics easier for themselves.

Vittorino, another student at Padua, went on to make mathematics a central feature of his educational program.

Then, at Harvard, she began to work with another Fields medallist, Curt McMullen, and became fascinated with how he made mathematics so simple and elegant.

In trying to make mathematics more accessible to large numbers of students, and to make the point that mathematics learned without understanding will soon be forgotten, they had, perhaps, preached too fervently, some council members said.