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Mathematical Lens: Math of Steel for Supermath
The Mathematics Teacher, 2014The sculpture Synergism, by William Severson and Saunders Schultz, is a stainless-steel structure exhibited in St. Louis (see photographs 1, 2, and 3). It is a series of three nested cubes in which the corresponding faces are parallel. The outer cube is punctured by three overlapping square-based prisms.
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A Search for the Mathematical Component of Math Anxiety
Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment, 1987This study tested the hypothesis that numeric anxiety is associated with rigidity in problem solving and with deficiencies in spatial skills. Subjects were 204 college students, who completed an assortment of attitude tests as well as tests of mathematical or spatial skills. All variables were controlled statistically for prior exposure to math.
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DO THE MATH!: Mathematical Mandalas
Math Horizons, 2015Pamela Gorkin, Shelby Kilmer
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The Origin of Mathematics 11: Math Is Beautiful
1999When mathematicians praise the aesthetic qualities of their subject, they usually meet raised eyebrows from sceptical nonbelievers. What will be said here will probably not convince outsiders, but it may clarify the situation somewhat for ourselves. Using examples as well as comments by some prominent authors, we will try to be more specific than just ...
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Mathematics interest, anxiety, self-efficacy and achievement: Examining reciprocal relations
Learning and Individual Differences, 2021Yehui Wang, Tao Xin
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