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Mathematical Communication
General principles of mathematical communication
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Teaching Tips:
- Rigor--why is it important?
- Guiding the audience through the content
- Ordering information so content flows logically
- Balancing conceptual with formal
- Types of proof & proof-writing strategies
- Proof elegance
- Focusing and structuring longer communication
- Communicating to different audiences
- Wording and punctuation
- Notation
- Using visuals
- Using sources
- LaTeX
- Informal communication
- Assessment
- Reading Mathematics
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