Professor Stearns - Can we use books discussed on the blog as part of the cummulative books that we'ver read? In this way, we gain familiarity with an even greater number of books.. Please let me know.
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Great Idea Tamara! Of course, include all titles. And I envy you your math ability. I am convinced I don't "think mathematically." I wonder how much of that lack of self esteem in this area is attributable to cultural stereotypes and schools' reinforcement of those stereotypes in the 50's and 60's? I never thought I needed to be "good at math" and surely no one was raising the bar there for me.
Posted by: Karen Stearns | Saturday, March 03, 2007 at 07:05 AM