Mr Honner

In just a few years artificial intelligence tools have progressed from solving formulaic math contest problems to generating novel proofs of long-standing open conjectures.

I’m excited to be presenting Connecting Classroom Math to AI at the upcoming NCTM meeting in New Orleans.

A snow day snow array!

I’ve always found it cool that if you double the smaller acute angle in a 3-4-5 triangle you get the larger acute angle in a 7-24-25 right triangle.

Here are some highlights from what has been another busy professional year.

Draw the lines you see.

I read around 30 books in 2025, a number I’m proud of but know could be higher.

I write around 30 recommendation letters a year.

I was excited to run my workshop “A One-Problem Tour of Statistics” for teachers at Math for America in New York City this past week.

My latest article for the New York Times Learning Network turns Steven Strogatz’s wonderful “Math, Revealed” essay on triangular numbers into a teaching and learning resource.