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CUNYMath Blog- CUNY graduate programs in Math Education: 1/21 virtual recruitment event! January 7, 2021Ready to start the new year with a new career? If you’ve ever thought about becoming a math teacher, come join CUNY Teacher Education for a virtual information seminar and panel about Middle School and High School Mathematics in graduate … Continue reading →Ashleigh Thompson
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- CUNY graduate programs in Math Education: 1/21 virtual recruitment event! January 7, 2021
The 4-faced tetrahedron is one of the five Platonic solids.
Thanks – I might bug you occasionally about plugins and whatnot. This will likely be a slow transfer over the coming weeks.
The eventual plan is to bring this together with Math Matters, yes, and have everyone math-oriented talking under one umbrella.
This is exciting to see, Michael. Please let me know whether the Development or Community teams on the Commons can help and/or advise you in any way as you transfer content and set up your community here.
Is this effort associated with the Math Matters group?