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I think the amount of approachable math content online is incredible. Some comments mention 3Blue1Brown on YouTube, which is good but can go on a bit and maybe
by dan-robertson 2y ago
I think the amount of approachable math content online is incredible. Some comments mention 3Blue1Brown on YouTube, which is good but can go on a bit and maybe be a bit advanced. I think Numberphile is great for having a lot of videos, each of which is pretty short, and which still show some small proof of some problem. There are also books of interesting mathematical tidbits or puzzles, eg the Martin Gardener or Ian Stewart books. I guess one other thing to say is that it probably helps for you to appear to be interested in the math things instead of you being interested in your kid doing what you want (ie looking at the math things)
- voidUpdate 2y agoThere are a good amount of entertaining maths communicators on the internet. I'd like to recommend standupmaths/matt parker, as well as looking at the SoME playlists which contains some interesting content too
- Suppafly 2y agoKhan Academy is great for learning math, the old school videos or the newer gamified stuff both.