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In this episode of The Human Behind the Work, I’m joined by Professor Jo Boaler, a pioneering voice in mathematics education, equity and mindset.
We explore:
The deep inequities in how maths is taught and how that shapes young people’s identities
Jo’s creative process for translating research into accessible resources
Her new idea of “Math-ish” and why asking for ish answers can unlock maths for more learners
How she handles criticism and pushback
What keeps her going when the work gets hard
At the heart of it all is Jo’s belief that all students can learn to high levels and that mathematics can be an open, creative and empowering experience.
Mentioned in this episode:
Math-ish the book and website
YouCubed (Jo’s platform and teaching resources)
This conversation was originally recorded as part of the World Education Summit. You can now access four years of Summit content free at www.weslegacy.com.
In this episode of The Human Behind the Work, I’m joined by Professor Jo Boaler, a pioneering voice in mathematics education, equity and mindset.
We explore:
The deep inequities in how maths is taught and how that shapes young people’s identities
Jo’s creative process for translating research into accessible resources
Her new idea of “Math-ish” and why asking for ish answers can unlock maths for more learners
How she handles criticism and pushback
What keeps her going when the work gets hard
At the heart of it all is Jo’s belief that all students can learn to high levels and that mathematics can be an open, creative and empowering experience.
Mentioned in this episode:
Math-ish the book and website
YouCubed (Jo’s platform and teaching resources)
This conversation was originally recorded as part of the World Education Summit. You can now access four years of Summit content free at www.weslegacy.com.