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Give students answers to all questions.

Explain in extreme detail how each result was reached.

Students have the amazing capacity of not looking at answers if they don't want to.

And when they've had enough, then can read answers and understand while the problem is fresh in their minds.

If you don't give answers, no one will be able to use your online material without you being there to hold their hands.

Forbidding students from publishing their answers also goes against <let students learn by teaching>.

Give answers

How to teach / Give answers

Search a lot first, and only create your own when you can't find something that suits you.

Someone else has already written everything you can come up with.

And if you do find something useful that you want to modify, propose your modifications to the author: they can also be useful to them and others.


Search before creating

How to teach / Search before creating

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/

This way people have to link back to you, which makes you more famous.

And they can't steal your material without giving anything back.

This is what <Wikipedia> and <Stack Exchange> use.

Use the CC Attribution-ShareAlike license

How to teach / Use the CC Attribution-ShareAlike license

Odds and evens

Odds and evens (hand game)

Victor Wooten

Climbing

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The <image dilbert small loss>[trash man] is <Buddhism>[the best].

Official archive: https://dilbert.com/

Dilbert

Évariste Galois

Folk music

G. H. Hardy

Hearing

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{tag=École Polytechnique alumnus}
{tag=Physicist}
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Henri Poincaré

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https://www.youtube.com/user/MathDoctorBob/videos

He got so old from 2012 to 2021 :-)

This dude did well. If only he had <OurBigBook.com>[written a hyperlinked wiki rather than making videos]! It would allow people to jump in at any point and just click back. It would be Godlike.

https://mathdoctorbob.org/About.html says:
> Robert Donley received his doctorate in Mathematics from Stony Brook University and has over two decades of teaching experience at the high school, undergraduate, and graduate levels.

MathDoctorBob

Nonfiction

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The website system that runs <OurBigBook.com>. For further information see:
* <OurBigBook.com>: rationale
* https://cirosantilli.com/ourbigbook/ourbigbook-web[]: project documentation
Relies on the <OurBigBook Library> to compile <OurBigBook Markup>.

Ciro Santilli @cirosantilli 37