Julie Reulbach wrote a blogpost about the new Twitter chats that have formed. I’ve participated in two of the precalculus ones and I’ve gotten amazing stuff from them. Highly recommended!
The math chats for each subject area, middle school through Calculus, have all officially begun! Here is the list of chats.
| Subject | Twitter # | Day / Time | Facilitator |
| Middle School Math | #msmathchat | Monday 9PM EDT | @justinaion @luvbcd @shlagteach |
| Algebra 1 | #alg1chat | Sunday 9 PM EDT | @lmhenry9 @_MattOwen_ @anthonya @kathrynfreed |
| Algebra 2 | #alg2chat | Monday 9PM EDT | @druinok @wmukluk @lbburke |
| Geometry | #geomchat | Wednesday 9 PM EDT | @algebrainiac1 @barbarawmadden |
| PreCalculus | #Precalcchat | Thursday 8:30 PM EST | @mrlenadj @untilnextstop |
| Calculus | #calcchat | Friday 11AM as per IST – that is 12:30am EST and 1:30am EDT | @ajitmishra71 |
| Statistics | #statschat | Thursday 9pm EDT | @jkindred13 |
Helpful Hints:
- If you have never participated in a Twitter chat before you are in for a treat! To participate, you just need to include the hashtag (example: #msMathChat) in your 140 characters.
- The moderator will ask a question and then everyone can answer it and discuss…
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Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere 
They say it is impossible . To challenge this statement , go to Youtube and enter How to square a circle with a compass and straightedge by Al Amin . If you do some workings you will find that the square root of three and or Pi is for numbers 10 and greater it equates to 1..732050808 x 1.732050808 = 3.000000001
This is called the N ` th Degree