MathDL Mathematical Communication
From the post:
MathDL Mathematical Communication is a developing collection of resources for engaging students in writing and speaking about mathematics, whether for the purpose of learning mathematics or of learning to communicate as mathematicians.
This site addresses diverse aspects of mathematical communication, including
- writing as mathematicians
- giving effective math presentations
- talking about math to better understand it
- writing about math to better understand it
- communicating effectively with teammates working on a math project
Here is a brief summary of suggestions to consider as you design a mathematics class that includes communication.
This site originated at M.I.T. so most of the current content is for teaching upper-level undergraduates to communicate as mathematicians.
The site is now yours. Contribute materials! Suggest improvements!
I discovered this site from a reference at Project Laboratory in Mathematics.
As the complexity of data and data analysis increases, so is you need to communicate mathematics and mathematics-based concepts to lay persons. There is much here that may assist in that task.
With enough experience: The wise you can persuade and the lesser folks you can daunt. 😉