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Math+Tech Coach & CS+Calc+Cyber Teacher at Mariemont Schools | T^3 Instructor | GeoGebra Author | Desmos Fellow | Apple Learning Coach | Code.org Facilitator | PCMI Alum | Erdos Number = 4
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This turned out OK

The symmetries of a pentagon

This truchet tile turned out better than expected.

Based on the permuations of the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4. Similar to (or contains) the symmetries of a square.

Based on the symmetries of a square

Believe it or not, but this is based on the symmetries of an equilateral triangle

Some octagon motifs

Here is a subtle glitch Tonka for #genuary30

Here is my contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary31 "Pixel sorting" This is Tonka Truck. You will probably see a few more "glitched Tonka" throughout the day I have appreciated all the cool artwork you have created this past month. #genuary always gives me so much joy.

There is no "radical indoctrination" in the public schools. Y'all are just mad cause your kids are coming home better people than you are.

Another Abstract Maps contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary30

Here is my contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary30 "Abstract maps"

Here is my contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary29 "Grid-based graphic design." openprocessing.org/sketch/2525516 I just stumbled upon this one...the unexpected ones are always fun

Here is my contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary28 "Infinite scroll." openprocessing.org/sketch/2524355 Never tried an infinite scroll before. Got some ideas for this, but will probably have to wait for now.

My story from last summer—understanding working memory is key. “If you want to predict or identify current learning status, and predict whether or not a child is going to have learning difficulties, working memory assessments do better than anything else.” www.tes.com/magazine/tea...

Here is my contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary27 "Make something interesting with no randomness or noise or trig." It's a start...

Here is another "Play along" contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary26 "Symmetry" using segments openprocessing.org/sketch/2522175 Try one and post a picture of what you create!

Here is my contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary26 "Symmetry" Play along. Press+drag mouse pad. Spacebar clears screen. "c" changes color. "p" changes pencil size. "d" doubles rotations. openprocessing.org/sketch/2522000 Working on touchpad things

I think I might like the #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary25 contribution the best of all. openprocessing.org/sketch/2521677 Now I need to work on coloring the paths...

Here is my (better) contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary25 "One line that may or may not intersect itself" created in @openprocessing.bsky.social p5.js openprocessing.org/sketch/2521669

Here is my contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary25 "One line that may or may not intersect itself" created in @desmos.com www.desmos.com/calculator/k...

Here is my contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary24 "Geometric art - pick either a circle, rectangle, or triangle and use only that geometric shape." A little lazy today... openprocessing.org/sketch/2520743

Here is another "Inspired by brutalism" contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary23

Here is my contribution to #genuary #genuary2025 #genuary23 "Inspired by brutalism" openprocessing.org/sketch/2519415

The @collegeboardpress.bsky.social does some stupid stuff from time to time "The College Board starts indexing a list at index 1, instead of the usual 0. Python list indexes start at 0, so we must start at 0 in our code, but you should be aware that on the exam, list indexes will start at 1."