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Here's a short video on how a mathematicians work is done!

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Here's a short video on how a mathematicians work is done!

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Suggested High School Subjects for the career

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Suggested High School Subjects for the career

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Grade 11:
English
Mathematics
Probability and Statistics
Social studies
Biology/Chemistry
Physics
Computers
Business & Managemnt

Grade 12:
English
Algebra & Geometry
Calculus
Biology/Chemistry
Physics
Economics
Social Studies
Business and Management
computers

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Dislikes of this Career in the point of view of workers 

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Dislikes of this Career in the point of view of workers 

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- The amount of documentation in the work.
- New boss every few years.
- The amount of research required
- Theres a chance of working 7 times a week sometimes.

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Likes of this Career in the point of view of workers 

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Likes of this Career in the point of view of workers 

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- Interacting with students.
- Creating or discovering math.
- Travelling
- Math can be used in a wide range of areas

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Attributes and Abilities required for this career

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Attributes and Abilities required for this career

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-Problem solving skills
-Creative
-Communication skills
Able to work Independently
-high skills with mathematics
Other attributes can be found in the website below.

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In a Professional Development activity a couple of years ago, we brainstormed the "attributes of a good mathematician." These were supposed to be the characteristics that a successful math student should be developing, so we started thinking about how to inculcate them in our students. This year we're taking the idea seriously, requiring our freshmen (both college-prep and honors) to write reflections about how they are demonstrating each attribute. The reflections are to be spread out throughout the year, roughly one per month, in no particular order. I'm looking forward to seeing the results!

Here are the attributes:

A mathematician values...

Persistence

Communication

Resilience

Critical thinking

Logic

Curiosity

Creativity

Organization

Collaboration

By the way, this is a great example of how professional development ought to be: bottom-up, not top-down.

Categories: Math, Teaching & Learning, Weston

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In a Professional Development activity a couple of years ago, we brainstormed the "attributes of a good mathematician." These were supposed to be the characteristics that a successful math student should be developing, so we started thinking about how to inculcate them in our students. This year we're taking the idea seriously, requiring our freshmen...

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Game Mathematician job at Game Hive Corporation 

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Game Mathematician job at Game Hive Corporation 

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Algorithmic & Quantitative Trading job at RBC

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Algorithmic & Quantitative Trading job at RBC

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Aside from all the information of this career, here's a fun video you can enjoy!

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What do Mathematicians Eat for Breakfast?

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Mathematicians usually need a master's degree in mathematics.
Some programs that offer education for this career are

→ Mathematics program at McMaster University for a Masters degree.

→ Mathematics and statistics program in Brock University for Masters Degree.
Here's a video down below for the mathematics program at Brock university.

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Programming and Mathematics at Brock University (Canada)

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Most people are interested in this career because of math. Those individuals might have a passion for math or they enjoy solving problems in mathematics or love inventing new principals. In this case they might like the job because of its work and would want to consider it as their career. Others might be interested because of the different choices of work in this career. You can either work alone if your in a theoretical stream or as a team with other experts such as engineers or computer scientists  if your in applied.

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This mathematician field is divided into 2 broad types:

Theoretical

Theoretical Mathematicians are responsible for developing new principals and look at relationships between known principals as well, both using math. Graduate students and prosserfs are mostly found in this stream, who do research and teach at universities.

Applied mathematicians

Applied mathematicians are responsible for solving practical problems using math. They test a number of principals, theories and methods as well.

DOWN BELOW IS A VIDEO ABOUT WHAT A MATHEMATICIAN DOES JUST INCASE YOU'RE TIRED OF READING.