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An Essay on Teaching and Learning Mathematics: Through the Lens of Artificial Intelligence, Music, and Sports

2026-08-01 · Scholarship @ Claremont (The Claremont Colleges)

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One-line summary

This essay is aimed at a wide audience: anyone who has engaged in learning or teaching math.

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Chinese explanation / 中文解读

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Original abstract

This essay is aimed at a wide audience: anyone who has engaged in learning or teaching math. It provides a unique perspective drawn from a mathematician’s interests in working with K-12 teachers, familiarity with artificial intelligence (AI), and amateur pursuits of learning to play an instrument and of learning a difficult sport. While I delve into these topics, no special background is needed in the slightest. In particular, I draw lessons from some failures in AI that reflect on why the conventional procedural approach to teaching and learning math fails many students. I also provide insight into how we learn and how competency and proficiency are best achieved in any field. I also discuss some very common misconceptions about learning math. Drawing on music and sports, I show why these misconceptions are so flawed, though firmly believed by many. More so, I characterize learning math as similar to learning a performance art in order to provide an alternative view to teaching and learning math even to those who are well schooled in the best pedagogical practices. I hope that this will strengthen their understanding of their teaching methods and provide them with additional insights possibly for use in discussions with others less convinced of their methods.

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7.0Research novelty
5.0Business relevance

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