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30 articles published in Tangente
Math for everyoneN°188May 13, 2019Arithmetic: Things were better in the old days!
The latest report from the Directorate of Evaluation, Forecasting and Performance warns of declining achievement among pupils at the end of CM2.
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Math for everyoneN°188May 13, 2019Pens at the ready!
The publication of Daniel Bouix's article "Coloring the Tiles of the Plane" gives us an opportunity to remind readers that the 2019 Best Article Award competition is now under way. Entrants have until September 30 to submit their work.
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Math for everyoneN°186Jan 23, 2019The Math-o-LU workshops launch in 2019
The Maison des mathématiques de l'Ouest, which brings together mathematics outreach initiatives across Pays de la Loire, and the Résonnance association, which runs dance and theater workshops linked to science, spearheaded a project to establish a mathematics club at Le Lieu Unique, a performing arts venue in Nantes (Loire-Atlantique).
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History and CultureN°185Nov 21, 20182019: a random year
Randomness is the theme of the 2019 mathematical calendar published by Presses universitaires de Grenoble and edited by Ana Rechtman Bulajich.
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History and CultureN°68Oct 10, 2018AI and Big Data: pros and cons
Artificial intelligence and Big Data have taken center stage in scientific research in recent years. The two fields are bound to interact, for better—and sometimes for worse, unless we are careful.
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Math for everyoneN°169Mar 14, 2016What is a pseudo-science?
Despite terms borrowed from astronomy, the inconsistencies that emerge when the scientific method is applied to astrology strip it of all credibility. It is what is known as a pseudo-science.
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