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<\/a>Learning Mathematics with Origami<\/a> is now available, either as a printed book with PDF download<\/a> or PDF only<\/a> [ISBN: 9781898611950]. You can also buy the electronic download from OrigamiUSA<\/a>.<\/p>\n Read the review by Fintan Lynn<\/a>, a primary school teacher in south-west of England, and the review by Charlene Morrow<\/a>, Faculty Emerita, Mount Holyoke College and member of board of directors, OrigamiUSA.<\/p>\n You can interact with the dynamic geometry models here<\/a>. Preview sample material from Mathematics Teaching 254.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n The mathematics behind the folds<\/a> is a series of five articles that covers some of the material in Learning Mathematics with Origami<\/a> from the perspective of practising paperfolders. Some material is not in the book e.g. Cube From Thirds<\/a>, Starfish <\/a>and eight methods for folding a square into thirds<\/a>:<\/p>\n For some background information about one of the coauthors, read Harnessing the power of practical activity to bring mathematics to life<\/a>.<\/p>\n Sue gave a talk to student teachers for the IMA (The Institute of Mathematics and its Applications). You can watch the recording of Using Origami in the Mathematics Classroom – Annual Student Teacher Lecture<\/a>. One viewer commented “this is so inventive – great stuff!”<\/p>\n\n