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* [http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Resources/AoPS_R_A_HowWrite.php How to Write a Solution] (also by [[Richard Rusczyk]]). | * [http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Resources/AoPS_R_A_HowWrite.php How to Write a Solution] (also by [[Richard Rusczyk]]). | ||
* [http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Resources/probarticle.pdf Three Types of Probability] | * [http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Resources/probarticle.pdf Three Types of Probability] | ||
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| + | == Math Contests == | ||
| + | As a member of the [[math team]] of [[Louis Pizitz Middle School]] and [[Vestavia Hills High School]], I felt the following [[mathematics competitions]] were beneficial to my early education: | ||
| + | * [[AMC]] ([[AIME]] and [[USAMO]]) | ||
| + | * [[ARML]] (see [[Alabama ARML]]) | ||
| + | * [[MathCounts]] (see [[Alabama MathCounts]]) | ||
| + | * [[Mu Alpha Theta]] | ||
Revision as of 03:25, 18 June 2006
My name is Mathew Crawford and I am one of the administrators, teachers, and curriculum developers at Art of Problem Solving. I help manage the AoPSWiki and if you have any problems with the AoPSWiki or any other part of the AoPS network, I will do my best to assist you.
Contents
Teaching
I enjoy teaching, so I'll list more of my past teaching experience than anyone would care to know about:
- AoPS Classes -- I write and teach many classes at AoPS.
- Math Jams -- I've taught quite a few of them.
- San Diego Math Circle (2003-2006)
- Coach of San Diego ARML (2006)
- Co-coach of Missouri ARML (1996-97)
- Mountain Brook Geometry Math Team (1991-1992)
- Private college math tutor (1995-1996, 2002-2003)
- Hundreds of hours of volunteer math tutoring (1990-1995)
AoPS blog
I blog here. Here are some of my posts:
Currently, these links are broken due to the new blog format. I'll fix them soon.
AoPS
- Three Types of Probability
- No Stakes Poker...And Something Else
- Educational BitTorent
- ARML and AoPS
- Writing a Math Textbook
- Moving Day
Math Lessons
Math Contests
- ARML 2006
- San Diego ARML
- Skip and Return Later
- Number Theory and Calculation Errors
- Math Tournament Test Taking Strategy
- Competition Tests vs. Problem Solving
- The Mandelbrot Competition
- AMC Math Jam
Education
- Budgeting for the Future...or...Building a Flying Machine
- No Smart Child Left Behind
- The Era of the Mathematician
- Time Spent Studying Math
- Want a Good Job as an Adult? Math/Sci/Engineering in Demand
- Progression of Maturity
- Math Chat
- MIT Admissions Math Jam
- Do Software Engineers Need Mathematics?
- Cut-the-Knot
- Students Teaching Students
- Educational BitTorent
- Evolution of Technology in Education
- Girls in Mathematics
- Differentiated Instruction and the Internet Age
- The Government Education Debacle
- College Decisions
- The Arbelos
Technology
- Millenium Problem Wiki
- Mathematically Random Music
- NSF Funds New Internet
- Students Teaching Students
- Educational BitTorent
- Evolution of Technology in Education
- Differentiated Instruction and the Internet Age
Humor
- Psychics Race Poo Specialist in Hunt for Prized Whippet Vivi
- Fermi's Paradox
- No Stakes Poker...And Something Else
- Too Amusing Not to Share
- Geek Pranksters
- AoPS Logs
Art
Articles
Math Contests
As a member of the math team of Louis Pizitz Middle School and Vestavia Hills High School, I felt the following mathematics competitions were beneficial to my early education:
- AMC (AIME and USAMO)
- ARML (see Alabama ARML)
- MathCounts (see Alabama MathCounts)
- Mu Alpha Theta
