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Examples of Mathematical Slang

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Is this just a mistake or a more serious misconception?

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A Series of Unfortunate Examples!

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How to create a misuse of calculator!

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How to explain what is wrong in this “proof” that $\sqrt N$ must be irrational?

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Language as a barrier to learn math

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Will the low-achieving children always be there?

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The meaning of equal sign in unit conversion

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Can we use “specific” and “particular” interchangeably all the time?

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Why in the FOIL Method the terms are taken with their signs?

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When two equivalent algebraic statements have two “different” meanings

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