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This document discusses notable mathematicians including Benoit Mandelbrot and Waclaw Sierpinski who are famous for their work in fractals. It also mentions Stefan Banach who founded modern functional analysis and Cahit Arf who is known for developing the Arf invariant applied in knot theory and topology as well as other theorems and concepts in algebra. Feza Gursey is also listed but no details are provided about their contributions.
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6. Sınıf Matematik 2. Ünite Oran Orantı Kesirlerle İşlemler Ondalık Gösterim
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Famous Polish and Turkish Mathematicians
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The document describes an M&M project conducted by 6th grade students from "Ion Ghica" Secondary School in Iasi, Romania. The project involved students estimating the number and percentage of each M&M candy color in sample bags and 1kg bags, recording results in tables, and representing data in bar graphs, pie charts, and probability calculations to extract candies of certain colors. Photos were also included to document stages of the project. The teacher overseeing the project was listed as Mihaela Ionescu.
Personalities of the romanian currency units
This document provides information about personalities featured on Romanian currency, including Nicolae Iorga, a Romanian historian and politician; George Enescu, a composer influenced by Romanian folk music; and Nicolae Grigorescu, a founder of modern Romanian painting. It also discusses Ion Luca Caragiale, a playwright and writer who built on foreign and local influences; Lucian Blaga, a philosopher from the interwar period; and Mihai Eminescu, Romania's most famous national poet who frequently used mythological subjects in his works. The document concludes with mentions of presentations made by students from different grades on the topic of Romanian bills.
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MSF 2013 Jean Monnet High School
Jean Monnet High School held a mathematics contest called "Mathematics Without Borders Juniors 2013" for grades 5 through 8. Classes 5A, 5B, 6B, 7C, and 8A, 8B participated in the contest. The document includes pictures from the simulation and contest. A second contest called "Mathematics Without Borders 2013" was held for grades 9 and 10, with classes 9C, 9D, 10C, and 10E participating. The 9D grade won a special prize. Pictures from their simulation and contest are also included. The contests were organized by teacher Mihaela Gîţ.
Challenging amusing problems
Students in the 5th grade class at Jean Monnet High School in Bucharest, Romania worked on various math activities led by teacher Mihaela Gîț including challenging and amusing word problems, a cross number puzzle, counting area exercises, and a pentomino puzzle.
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Math 2 Art is a project that uses only geometric shapes to create art. Geometric shapes like circles, triangles, squares and rectangles are arranged in artistic compositions without using any other elements. The project demonstrates how visual art can be created purely through mathematical concepts and arrangements of basic geometric forms.
Art 2 math
Students from the 5A and 5C grades at the "Ion Ghica" Secondary School in Iasi, Romania were given a paper with a 100 square grid to color using at least 3 colors. They then transformed their art into math expressions by describing their designs using fractions, percentages, and decimals. Both grades enjoyed integrating art and math in this lesson.
Number Patterns with 6th Graders
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STEM Discovery Week 2019
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Santa
Santa was having issues with his Christmas preparations this year. His reindeer were sick and some of his elves called in, leaving him short-handed. Additionally, strong winds were forecasted for Christmas Eve which could interfere with his sleigh flight. He worried about his ability to deliver all the presents on time.
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The document describes an M&M project conducted by 6th grade students from "Ion Ghica" Secondary School in Iasi, Romania. The project involved students estimating the number and percentage of each M&M candy color in sample bags and 1kg bags, recording results in tables, and representing data in bar graphs, pie charts, and probability calculations to extract candies of certain colors. Photos were also included to document stages of the project. The teacher overseeing the project was listed as Mihaela Ionescu.
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This document provides information about personalities featured on Romanian currency, including Nicolae Iorga, a Romanian historian and politician; George Enescu, a composer influenced by Romanian folk music; and Nicolae Grigorescu, a founder of modern Romanian painting. It also discusses Ion Luca Caragiale, a playwright and writer who built on foreign and local influences; Lucian Blaga, a philosopher from the interwar period; and Mihai Eminescu, Romania's most famous national poet who frequently used mythological subjects in his works. The document concludes with mentions of presentations made by students from different grades on the topic of Romanian bills.
Msf junior
The document describes various math and art activities that different groups of students are engaged in, including Oana and Viviana drawing a triangular puzzle to count pieces, Daiana and Luana solving money word problems, Maria arranging cards, Bogdan and Sorin coloring with red and blue, Alexandra and Iris counting horses, and Alexandra and Alessia placing numbers on a pyramid pattern. It also references questions about the length of a line waiting for a bus, Anda and Miriam restoring an ancient mosaic, numbers on a pyramid being hard, and the importance of knowing how to reconstruct an ancient mosaic.
MSF 2013 Jean Monnet High School
Jean Monnet High School held a mathematics contest called "Mathematics Without Borders Juniors 2013" for grades 5 through 8. Classes 5A, 5B, 6B, 7C, and 8A, 8B participated in the contest. The document includes pictures from the simulation and contest. A second contest called "Mathematics Without Borders 2013" was held for grades 9 and 10, with classes 9C, 9D, 10C, and 10E participating. The 9D grade won a special prize. Pictures from their simulation and contest are also included. The contests were organized by teacher Mihaela Gîţ.
Challenging amusing problems
Students in the 5th grade class at Jean Monnet High School in Bucharest, Romania worked on various math activities led by teacher Mihaela Gîț including challenging and amusing word problems, a cross number puzzle, counting area exercises, and a pentomino puzzle.
Math2 art
Math 2 Art is a project that uses only geometric shapes to create art. Geometric shapes like circles, triangles, squares and rectangles are arranged in artistic compositions without using any other elements. The project demonstrates how visual art can be created purely through mathematical concepts and arrangements of basic geometric forms.
Art 2 math
Students from the 5A and 5C grades at the "Ion Ghica" Secondary School in Iasi, Romania were given a paper with a 100 square grid to color using at least 3 colors. They then transformed their art into math expressions by describing their designs using fractions, percentages, and decimals. Both grades enjoyed integrating art and math in this lesson.
Number Patterns with 6th Graders
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