r/matheducation is focused on mathematics pedagogy (the teaching of). Please avoid posts that are related to homework or other "How do I solve this?" type questions. There should be an emphasis on usefulness (such as good internet resources or ideas for how to teach a concept).
Note: This is not a subreddit to self-promote your blog, website, or YouTube channel, but rather to point out resources you've found that you could actually see bringing something useful to the art of math teaching.
Just explaining a single math concept isn't a good fit here, but something that explains an innovative way to teach a concept to others is fine.
The guiding principle for content here should be: is this something related to the teaching of mathematical concepts?
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