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Maths Jokes

Here are my current three favourite maths cartoons. (Click for bigger images.) What are your favourite funnies?

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Author skm.aldous@gmail.comPosted on April 11, 2011Categories reading/learningTags reading/learning

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I’m Sarah Aldous, a professional coach and mathematics teacher in Singapore. I have taught in Canada, the UK, Hong Kong, and Singapore, using British, Canadian, and IB curricula. I manage a team of maths and computing teachers at an international school. I write about coaching, maths, pedagogy, resources, research, and leadership.

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