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  3. Vol. 99: Spring 2025

Vol. 99: Spring 2025

Published: 2025-02-09

Articles

  • An Alternative Proof that the Real Numbers are Uncountable

    Richard Kaufman
    1--4
    • PDF
  • Proof Without Words: a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b)

    Krishnamurthy Bala Subramaniam, Aji Thomas
    5
    • PDF
  • Using Generative AI to Reframe Mathematical Tasks for Personalized Learning

    Theodora Beauchamp, Candace Walkington, Katie Bainbridge
    6--18
    • PDF
  • Examining preservice teachers' descriptions of the Standards for Mathematical Practice

    Elyssa Stoddard
    19--29
    • PDF
  • High School Students View Snapchat AI to Be Like Google Teacher Candidates Viewing Generative Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom

    Haley M. Smiley, Amanda Gantt Sawyer, Juliana E. Galano
    30--37
    • PDF
  • Exploring Hyperbolic Geometry (Part 2) Angles and Triangles

    Todd O. Moyer
    38--49
    • PDF

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ISSN 2472-5986 (print)
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