MCM in Hanau
On 01.12.2017, Matthias Ludwig and Simone Jablonski presented MathCityMap as part of an internal teacher training at the Commercial Schools in Hanau. First, the theoretical basis for math trails, the […]
[Read the article]MathCityMap meets The Arabian Nights
Following an invitation from the Arab-German Young Academy of Sciences and Humanities (AGYA, funded by the BMBF), Matthias Ludwig was able to introduce MCM in Doha, Qatar. First, the MathCityMap […]
[Read the article]Task of the Week: Red Area
In this year’s autumn, numerous tasks were created in Wilhelmsburg, district of Hamburg. The tasks are very convincing – especially in the context of the MCM concept – through their […]
[Read the article]School Center Hessen-Homburg visits MCM
In the ongoing development and optimization of MathCityMap, the direct impressions and experiences of students and teachers with the project provide important feedback. Accordingly, the MCM team is very interested […]
[Read the article]Task of the Week: Tafelberg’s Monument
As a few weeks ago, the Task of the Week leads us to the African continent, more precisely to the approximately 1000-meter-high Tafelberg in Cape Town. There you can find […]
[Read the article]MCM as a highlight at the ISTRON conference
Joerg Zender, Iwan Gurjanow and Matthias Ludwig presented MCM in theory and practice on Friday, 17.11.2017 at the ISTRON conference at the Landesinstitut in Hamburg. The lecutre by Matthias Ludwig […]
[Read the article]MCM in Wetzlar
On 14.11.17, Iwan Gurjanow and Simone Jablonski presented MathCityMap as part of an internal teacher training at the Werner-von-Siemens school in Wetzlar. First, the theoretical basis for Math Trails as […]
[Read the article]Task of the Week: Brick in the Wall
As a part of a teacher training at the Johanneum Gymnasium Herborn, a modeling task was created, which we would like to present to you today as the “Task of […]
[Read the article]Task of the Week: Jacobean Pilgrim
Today, we would like to introduce you a task from Speyer, which was created there by Katalin Retterath. It is about the famous Way of St. James, which leads through […]
[Read the article]Visit of the Project Seminar “Math Trails”
On 12.10.2017, the MathTrails project seminar from the Theodosius-Florentini-Schule Gemünden visited the MathCityMap team in Frankfurt. Marie-Noelle Klug, a participating student in the project, has thankfully provided us a great […]
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