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We’ve all had those tricky conversations with families about how math is taught today. Maybe you’ve been caught off guard by a parent asking why their child is learning math “a new way,” or you’ve struggled to explain how current math practices support deeper understanding. In this episode, we’re digging into why these questions come up and how you can respond with clarity and confidence.
We’ll talk about the importance of building trust with families, how to explain your instructional choices, and ways to involve caregivers in meaningful and fun ways.
Whether you’re addressing concerns about pedagogy, content, or how parents can best support their child, this episode will leave you feeling more prepared to bridge the gap between school and home. Hit play and listen in!
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👉 Follow us on Instagram @meaningfulmathco
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If you loved this episode, please take a minute to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. With your support, we can reach even more teachers looking to make math meaningful for their students. Thank you!
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We’ve all had those tricky conversations with families about how math is taught today. Maybe you’ve been caught off guard by a parent asking why their child is learning math “a new way,” or you’ve struggled to explain how current math practices support deeper understanding. In this episode, we’re digging into why these questions come up and how you can respond with clarity and confidence.
We’ll talk about the importance of building trust with families, how to explain your instructional choices, and ways to involve caregivers in meaningful and fun ways.
Whether you’re addressing concerns about pedagogy, content, or how parents can best support their child, this episode will leave you feeling more prepared to bridge the gap between school and home. Hit play and listen in!
More from us:
👉 Follow us on Instagram @meaningfulmathco
⭐️ SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW
If you loved this episode, please take a minute to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. With your support, we can reach even more teachers looking to make math meaningful for their students. Thank you!
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