An opening gambit for the Numbers game

It was O'Week a couple of weeks ago, when new students arrive on campus to find out how uni works and the services they have access to. Our tradition for the last several years is to play Numbers and Letters on a big whiteboard out in public as a way to engage with students. This year I discovered a way to help people engage: write something on the board that is not a solution.

You can read the rest of this blog post, and four other related posts, in PDF form here.

The titles of the five posts are:

  • Numbers and Letters (2018)
  • An opening gambit for the Numbers Game (2017)
  • Changing the goal of the Numbers Game (2020)
  • Jack Frost's centre (2015)
  • The Arts student's maths brain (2017)
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