Article: The Jinn from hyperspace, and other scribblings--both serious and whimsical.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

Article: Martin Gardner's Mathematical Games.(Book ...
Australian Mathematics Teacher;  December 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Martin Gardner's Mathematical Games Published by The Mathematical Association of America CD-ROM ISBN 0883855453 US$54.95 What a blast! The second recreational ...

Article: Martin Gardner's Mathematical Games: The Entire ...
Science News;  July 30, 2005 ;     560 words ...MARTIN GARDNER'S MATHEMATICAL GAMES: The Entire Collection of His Scientific American Columns MARTIN GARDNER For readers not familiar with Gardner, he is the author ...

Article: Researches upon modeling the flexible manufacturing system's ...
Annals of DAAAM & Proceedings;  January 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... named transition and supposes a flexibility effort (time, cost etc) named transition cost. This paper use the mathematical games theory to offer a solution in these circumstances, indicating through probabilities what type of product should ...

Article: MATHEMATICAL GAMES: Skill + Luck = Learning
Mathematics Teaching;  July 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ...John Parsons describes how he invents engaging classroom games to generate learning. Left to their own devices, many students are happy to work within their comfort zone of skill and understanding, a level where they are confident that they will achieve regular success. The job of the classroom

Article: Fraction-nition.(mathematical games)(Brief Article)
Fun For Kidz;  March 1, 2003 ;     479 words ...A fraction-nition is a puzzle that has a hidden word or phrase in it. The puzzle may be a new word, a daffy definition, an old friend, or a complete surprise. Working on the puzzle lets you practice your reading, math, and printing skills all at the same time. Please read carefully. Find the

Article: Food for the mind.(mathematical games)(Brief ...
Fun For Kidz;  May 1, 2003 ;     643 words ...Friends: Jeri, Jerry, Chrissie, Chris, Frances, and Francis went to the carnival. When it came time for lunch, they had many choices of food vendors. They finally decided to eat at FOODIES. 1. Jeri decided to have a hot dog, french fries, and a soda. How much did she pay? 2. Jerry bought a

Article: Who's entertaining whom?(Mathematical games.)
Hopscotch;  February 1, 2004 ;     597 words ...Five girls, named Alayne, Erica, Jayme, Kathy, and Lisa went with their teacher Mrs. Rumbaugh to the Day Care Center to help entertain and to teach the young children. Each of these girls went to a different classroom to help these young students. The rooms are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Room 1