Cole Frederick, a climate scientist with a PhD, writes weekly explainers on math, science and technology topics such as the tau versus pi debate, proofs that there are infinitely many primes, and the causes of ice ages. Readers get accessible, enthusiastic walkthroughs of concepts and their history, with some personal perspective from the author.
Website: https://curiositylabwithcole.substack.com
A substack newsletter teaching sewing pattern drafting through step-by-step math-based projects, currently a multi-part camp collar shirt series covering block drafting and design adjustments. Readers get detailed, worked drafting instructions with references to classic pattern-making books.
A parent blogs about homeschooling her twice-exceptional daughter, sharing curriculum transitions like moving from Beast Academy to Prealgebra and project-based learning ideas such as a pretend airline for geography. Issues are personal, warm and detailed about specific resources, with practical tips for other homeschoolers.
A developer-blogger's newsletter mixing VR recommendations for older adults with a detailed three-part series on the mathematics of idle and incremental games. Readers get personal anecdotes, game design analysis and spreadsheet-backed explanations of growth curves and prestige mechanics.
This is the Brilliant company blog, written by its team to announce product launches and explain how they build interactive STEM learning games. Readers get insight into AI tutoring design, evaluation of generated puzzles, and the engineering behind learning content at scale.
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