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Do you find your students are less competent in basic algebra and arithmetic, and, if so, do...

I feel both human-ability and technological-assitance should go hand-in-hand. We have to give equal importance to making students use a calculator and also learning how to do it by hand. I also feel w …
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functions satisfying "one-one iff onto"

Hello Everybody. I need some more examples for the following really interesting phenomenon: A function from the class ... is one-one iff it is onto. Some examples I know: 1) Finite set case: …
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How to motivate and present epsilon-delta proofs to undergraduates?

Creating a $\epsilon-\delta$ game is really interesting. Thanks Charles Matthews! BTW, a similar strategy has been stated by Prof.Terry Tao in:Thinking and Explaining, https://mathoverflow.net/questio …