A "change of basis" is an action performed in linear algebra, whereby a change in fundamental structure yields an entirely new viewpoint. This blog began as a record of a pedagogical change of basis for me, and continues as an ongoing account of my thoughts as I design and direct courses in mathematics at the University of North Carolina, Asheville.
Nashville trip outstanding, stop.
Homecoming at Vanderbilt pleasant, stop.
Grading at Fido nice change of pace, stop.
Writing short course went very well, stop.
Student talks solid, stop.
Won some long-named award, stop.
Back in town, overly tired, sleep now, stop.
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1 comment:
Congrats on the award. I heard from Becky Sue. (See, I can play this game, too.) That's quite awesome and well-deserved.
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