In this episode, I chat with Teri Gaston. She teaches second grade in the Vermont/New Hampshire area. I know you'll enjoy listening in as Teri shares her story. She's a gem.

The Imperfect and Unfinished Math Teacher

Tammy's collection of rubrics

In this episode, I talk about some of my favorite mathematical reads that have made the most impact on my thinking classroom so far. I hope your Amazon wish list is ready to grow a bit.

Productive Math Struggle

The Five Practices in Practice

The Imperfect and Unfinished Math Teacher

Rethinking Disability and Mathematics

Mastering Math Manipulatives

Sum of It All Podcast

Lesson plan modified from The Five Practices

Math Survey

In this episode, I talk with Gayane Hanyaloglu, who teaches first grade in Massachusetts. We started our BTC journeys around the same time, so it feels like we're old pals. I think you'll feel like she's your friend as well by the end of this conversation.

Regulation and Co-Regulation: Accessible Neuroscience and Connection Strategies That Bring Calm Into The Classroom

Positive Behavior Principles

Growing Up Mindful

Behavior Interventions: Strategies for Educators, Counselors, and Parents

Kids First From Day One

In today's episode, I had the sweet pleasure of learning from Carrie Caudle. She teaches second grade in California and does improve on the side. (I'm so intrigued.) I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation. I know you will too.

A Mindset for Learning: Teaching the Traits of Joyful, Independent Growth

Struggly

John Muir Laws Nature Journaling

In today's episode, I talk to Laura Tomas who has been doing this work for 33 years. She also has a math podcast with Karina Cousins called Learning Through Math. (Subscribe now!) We talk about a topic that is near and dear to our hearts, and Peter's work helps us navigate this topic better. Enjoy!

Learning Through Math Podcast

Make Math Moments Podcast with Raj Shah

Sum of It All Podcast

The Imperfect and Unfinished Math Teacher

Rethinking Disability and Mathematics

Strengths-Based Teaching and Learning in Mathematics

Answers to Your Biggest Questions About Teaching Elementary Math

Good Questions for Math Teaching

Figuring Out Fluency in Mathematics Teaching and Learning

First Followers Video

Open Middle

Semble

Five Keys for Growing Confident Math Learners

13 Rules That Expire

Never Say Anything A Kid Can Say

In today's episode, I chat with Melissa Thibodeaux about her first-grade thinking classroom experience. It's simply impossible to walk away from this conversation feeling anything but inspired!

Mathematics Task for the Thinking Classroom (green book)

Wipebooks

In this episode, I chat with Randy Swift. He's a math interventionist in New York. In addition to using the BTC framework in his small groups, he supports a colleague in her thinking classroom. It's inspiring to hear how BTC is working in these two spaces.

Tim Brzezinski's and Melisa McCain's work on assessment

Rethinking Disability and Mathematics by Rachel Lambert

Rules That Expire article

Sara VanDerWerf's 100 task

Modifying Your Thinking Classroom for Different Settings (Peter's blue book)

The Imperfect and Unfinished Math Teacher by Chase Orton

Mathematics Tasks for the Thinking Classroom (green book)

In this episode, I feel so blessed to chat with Amy Chang about the importance of non-curricular tasks. They help us grow the seeds of a thinking classroom. Amy offers so much insight into how to tend the garden with love and care. Enjoy!

Tammy's folder of non-curricular tasks

Peter's and Maegan's new book

ShiftEd Podcast where Peter talks about competencies

Math-ish

The Imperfect and Unfinished Math Teacher by Chase Orton

Non-curricular tasks from the main BTC group on Facebook

In this episode, I talk with Noelle Hensler, who teaches second grade in New York. As she shares about her thinking classrooms, we discuss all sorts of things from perseverance to motivation to differentiation (and much more). Listen in and enjoy!

Mathematics Task for the Thinking Classroom, K-5

Christina Tondevold's site

Tammy's New Zealand teacher trip

Abbott Elementary

NCTM's Fostering Mathematical Thinking and Problem Solving

Cookie Fiasco task

Peter's thoughts on supporting multilingual learners

In today's episode, I learn from Kim Rimbey, a member of Peter Liljedahl's team, an author, an inventor, a teacher, a coach, and an all around amazing person. We talk about using manipulatives in the thinking classroom, which is a welcomed and important conversation. Enjoy!

Kim's email

Kim's site

Mastering Math Manipulatives

Kim's blog posts on Corwin

Meaningful Small Groups in Math

Build Math Minds Podcast

Teaching Student-Centered Mathematics

Mathematics Tasks For the Thinking Classroom

The Five Practices

The Wishing Game