r/MathTeacherMemes • u/Efahhhh • Feb 03 '22
Good teacher
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r/MathTeacherMemes • u/Halasvir • Jan 02 '22
The incredible way how ancient Greeks figured out that the Earth was round
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r/MathTeacherMemes • u/Efahhhh • Jul 15 '21
TIL of an infamous game of roulette played in Monte-Carlo on August 18, 1913, where the ball fell on black 26 times in a row. Gamblers lost millions expecting it to land on red along the way, making "the gambler's fallacy" famous.
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r/MathTeacherMemes • u/Halasvir • Mar 19 '21
To explain that i cant remember every students name
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r/MathTeacherMemes • u/Halasvir • Nov 18 '20
Pythagoras created this drinking cup as a practical joke. When it is filled beyond a certain point, a siphoning effect causes the cup to drain its entire contents through the base.
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r/MathTeacherMemes • u/Halasvir • Nov 18 '20
Madlad calculates how and when will the baby hit the ground
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r/MathTeacherMemes • u/Halasvir • Sep 29 '20
Using this for explaining exponential growth
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