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The MAA (Math Assoc Amer) maintains a collection of resources at the website for Convergence to support teaching math via its history. They have a link to a "Treasures" list which includes facsimiles of many, many historical documents.


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          The "Witch of Agnesi": Maria Gaetana Agnesi's cubic curve.
The publication includes articles that could each form a classroom module, e.g.,

Nicholas A. Scoville, "Connecting Connectedness: A Mini-Primary Source Project for Topology Students." 2016. (MAA link.)

The MAA (Math Assoc Amer) maintains a collection of resources at the website for Convergence to support teaching math via its history. They have a link to "Treasures" list which includes facsimiles of many, many historical documents.


          [![enter image description here][1]][1]
          The "Witch of Agnesi": Maria Gaetana Agnesi's cubic curve.
The publication includes articles that could form a classroom module, e.g.,

Nicholas A. Scoville, "Connecting Connectedness: A Mini-Primary Source Project for Topology Students." 2016. (MAA link.)

The MAA (Math Assoc Amer) maintains a collection of resources at the website for Convergence to support teaching math via its history. They have a link to a "Treasures" list which includes facsimiles of many, many historical documents.


          [![enter image description here][1]][1]
          The "Witch of Agnesi": Maria Gaetana Agnesi's cubic curve.
The publication includes articles that could each form a classroom module, e.g.,

Nicholas A. Scoville, "Connecting Connectedness: A Mini-Primary Source Project for Topology Students." 2016. (MAA link.)

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Joseph O'Rourke
  • 30.2k
  • 6
  • 64
  • 146

The MAA (Math Assoc Amer) maintains a collection of resources at the website for Convergence to support teaching math via its history. They have a link to "Treasures" list which includes facsimiles of many, many historical documents.


          [![enter image description here][1]][1]
          The "Witch of Agnesi": Maria Gaetana Agnesi's cubic curve.
The publication includes articles that could form a classroom module, e.g.,

Nicholas A. Scoville, "Connecting Connectedness: A Mini-Primary Source Project for Topology Students." 2016. (MAA link.)