With Lothar Troeller

Rather than teaching standard math procedures in schools, which would lead students to apply learned methods like robots, we want to teach them to learn and adapt. A conceptual understanding of the matter involves creative thinking, and can lead to much more sophisticated algorithms, which then can be used in the programming world. Lothar Troeller, an unconventional math coach and middle/high school/special education teacher, will demonstrate this paradigm on how to teach human computing in an unconventional way. The following debate will be moderated by Eli Vovsha.

Wednesday, October 26, 6 p.m.
Le Midi