Some new blog-links

I’ve been vigorously adding things worth reading:

• Math Notations is Dave Marain, who’s been commenting here. High school math, puzzles, problems, bits of lessons, New Jersey
• The Exponential Curve is Dan Greene, teaching math and blogging math lessons (charter school, in California?)
• Dr. Homeslice high school teacher, and unionist, California
• Math Teacher Mambo teaches 10th grade in Texas
• Bright Minds (play and problem kids, and I am not sure what else, but it seems well-written)
• Halfway There is a California community college math teacher, really politics, not too much math

I’ve also been interacting with some WordPress bloggers, but haven’t gotten around to linking yet. Darmok is named for a character from a SNG episode (I guessed right) and answers puzzles, right here. He’s also a physician with a scienc-y blog.  Daniel Livingstone’s Learning Games looks promising. I had an interesting exchange with Hal of Hal’s House of Pancakes; I’ll keep following it. Denise in Illinois writes Let’s Play Math. She’s homeschooling and motivated.

In the other direction, I’ve delinked EduInsights. What was I thinking when I put him up? Anti-liberal education, based on fuzzy stats. Not a good link for me.