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Reddit mentions of Here's Looking at Euclid: From Counting Ants to Games of Chance - An Awe-Inspiring Journey Through the World of Numbers

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We found 5 Reddit mentions of Here's Looking at Euclid: From Counting Ants to Games of Chance - An Awe-Inspiring Journey Through the World of Numbers. Here are the top ones.

Here's Looking at Euclid: From Counting Ants to Games of Chance - An Awe-Inspiring Journey Through the World of Numbers
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Found 5 comments on Here's Looking at Euclid: From Counting Ants to Games of Chance - An Awe-Inspiring Journey Through the World of Numbers:

u/storrgie · 3 pointsr/math

I enjoyed reading this as an adult, wish I would have read it in my teens or younger.

u/_lord_kinbote_ · 2 pointsr/pics

The best book punnily titled after a great thinker since Here's Looking at Euclid!

u/Taevinrude · 1 pointr/matheducation

Alex Bello's Here's Looking at Euclid (something different in the UK, I think it's something about Mathmagic Land) is pretty good. Also, some of the videos from TED about math education are very good. Another video where it takes you through the calculations needed to find the number of pennies in a pyramid.

I'll try to find the links:

http://www.amazon.com/Heres-Looking-Euclid-Counting-Awe-Inspiring/dp/1416588280#

http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_meyer_math_curriculum_makeover?language=en

Also, Dan Meyer has a website that's pretty good (http://blog.mrmeyer.com) and you can find good videos on Youtube about real world math problems.