Author provided The mathematics behind how such never-repeating patterns are created is very useful in understanding how they are formed and even in designing them with specific properties. That is ...

Patterns are predictable sequences, such as stripes (for example, a yellow-green striped shirt) and rhythms (for example, da-de-dum). Young children like to make patterns when they draw and play.

Patterns should probably be part of the Common Core State Standards for kindergarten math. Rittle-Johnson’s most recent research has focused on patterns and whether or not learning about simple, ...

And it actually contains all sorts of surprising patterns. Normal not random The reason we can’t call pi random is because the digits it comprises are precisely determined and fixed. For example, the ...

Myth debunked: Mathematics is for dull nerds! Did you know that there is much mathematics behind juggling? For example, jugglers have learnt how to associate to a juggling pattern a repeated ...