👉 Mailed math, also known as "math by mail," is a method where students send their mathematical problems via postal service to their teachers, who then solve them and provide feedback. This process involves students writing out their problems clearly, often including explanations and context, in a way that is understandable to a human mathematician. Teachers review these submissions, typically within a specified timeframe, and respond with solutions, corrections, or further guidance. This method is particularly useful for complex problems where immediate human interaction isn't feasible, fostering a deeper understanding of the subject through iterative problem-solving and feedback.
