MATHS DAILY · with Gil Sher

Small moment.
Big idea.

Mathematics begins when something makes us curious. Short stories, surprising questions, and that wonderful feeling of “Oh, now I get it.”

Start with one question ↙

No grades. No pressure. Just room to think.

A LITTLE DAILY WONDER01 / TRY IT YOURSELF
Wait, how did it get bigger?
3−(−2)=?

We subtracted. Why is it bigger?

Before the explanation, what do you think the answer is?

Pick an answer. Discover another way to think about subtraction.
A good question ✳ A fresh perspective ✳ An aha moment ✳ Something to take with you
A TASTE OF WHAT’S COMING

There’s a story here.

From the pitch, the screen, and questions in a lesson.
Three stories we’re developing.

FOOTBALL × MATHEMATICS

Who wins: numerator or denominator?

What happens when two quantities grow together? A mathematical question meets the language of football.

Story in development01 ↗
10 × 10⁻⁴
NUMBERS × PERSPECTIVE

The calculator didn’t say ten.

Sometimes a tiny detail on a screen changes the whole answer. What do we see, and what did we almost miss?

Story in development02 ↗
AB
EVERYDAY LIFE × THINKING

Everyone counted. Too many people.

How can we count everyone and still get it wrong? Two circles help reveal who we counted twice.

Story in development03 ↗

These previews introduce stories in development, based on ideas from Gil’s teaching.

NOTICE. QUESTION. DISCOVER.

Even confusion can be
the start of a good story.

A student’s question. An unexpected guess. A drawing that suddenly changes the picture. Maths Daily grows from the small moments when a mathematical idea begins to make sense.

We’ll take one idea at a time, look at it from a fresh angle, and leave room for the next question.

Gil Sher · Creator of Fundamatics
KEEP YOUR CURIOSITY GOING

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Explore teaching ideas, articles, and interactive apps at Fundamatics, and discover mathematics for yourself.

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