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Eventmath: Math lesson plans based on current events

Eventmath is a living resource for all math educators, made possible by a grant from the Wikimedia Foundation. Each lesson plan is developed by volunteers, based on a recent news article or social media post. Have a look at what we have so far!

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United States Electoral College
Eventmath lesson plans about the United States Electoral College.
incategory:"Eventmath calculus" incategory: "Eventmath health"
Eventmath lesson plans applying calculus to health.
-incategory:"Eventmath draft lesson plans" incategory:"Eventmath calculus"
Eventmath lesson plans that are not drafts and do apply calculus.
incategory:"Eventmath arithmetic" incategory:"Eventmath lesson plans requiring 00-15 minutes in class"
Eventmath arithmetic lesson plans requiring 00-15 minutes in class. (Here's the full list of class-time categories.)
incategory:"Eventmath calculus" deepcat:"Eventmath lesson plans with source date 2022"
Eventmath calculus lesson plans based on a media source from 2022. (By using deepcat, you search the months within 2022. You could narrow it to March 2022 by replacing 2022 with 2022-03.)

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  • Quantitative literacy (college level, one semester) 25%
  • Quantitative literacy for journalism (college level, one semester) 00%
  • Statistics and society (secondary level, one semester) 00%
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  • Anything else we come up with!


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  • Projects for differential equations (college level, one semester) 00%
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  • For now, anyone wishing to create a course can ask about it on the Eventmath Discussion tab.
  • In the future, we'll make instructions for creating a course and link to them.


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