Method to the Mathness

Method to the Mathness

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Method to the Mathness episodes

  • Anthony Colannino, “A Learning Mindset”

    This month’s podcast episode features educator and champion of learning, Anthony Colannino. Anthony’s contagious passion for learning, growing, asking questions, and finding the most meaningful methods for offering feedback are key components of how he supports teachers and school leaders in operationalizing mindset research. Prior to joining HMH International Center for Leadership in Education (ICLE) as a Senior Fellow, Anthony taught fifth grade, served as an elementary school principal in the Boston area, and worked alongside Dr. Carol Dweck at Mindset Works Inc.Looking for more resources to support creating a learning mindset culture, check out "Faster Isn’t Smarter" and "Smarter than We Think" by Cathy Seeley.

    44 min
  • Episode 5: Anthony Colannino, “A Learning Mindset”
    This month’s podcast episode features educator and champion of learning, Anthony Colannino. Anthony’s contagious passion for learning, growing, asking questions, and finding the most meaningful methods for offering feedback are key components of how he supports teachers and school leaders in operationalizing mindset research. Prior to joining HMH International Center for Leadership in Education (ICLE) as a Senior Fellow, Anthony taught fifth grade, served as an elementary school principal in the Boston area, and worked alongside Dr. Carol Dweck at Mindset Works Inc.
    Looking for more resources to support creating a learning mindset culture, check out "Faster Isn’t Smarter" and "Smarter than We Think" by Cathy Seeley.
    44 min
  • Tonya Clarke, Ph.D., "Mathematics and Social Justice"

    This month’s podcast episode spotlights educator Dr. Tonya Clarke. As the coordinator of K-12 Mathematics for a large public school system in the greater Atlanta area, Dr. Clarke knows first-hand the challenge of keeping math relevant for the students she serves. In this episode she shares her incredible experience using current events to spark student interest. Join the discussion on how problem-based learning supports students in connecting mathematics, matters of social justice, and their everyday lives.

    50 min
  • Episode 4: Tonya Clarke, Ph.D., "Mathematics and Social Justice"
    This month’s podcast episode spotlights educator Dr. Tonya Clarke. As the coordinator of K-12 Mathematics for a large public school system in the greater Atlanta area, Dr. Clarke knows first-hand the challenge of keeping math relevant for the students she serves. In this episode she shares her incredible experience using current events to spark student interest. Join the discussion on how problem-based learning supports students in connecting mathematics, matters of social justice, and their everyday lives.
    50 min
  • Episode 3: Caren Holtzman and Rusty Bresser, “Shifting to a Number Sense Approach”
    This month’s podcast episode was recorded live at the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics (NCSM) conference and features educators Caren Holtzman and Rusty Bresser. Caren and Rusty are both recipients of the Barbara and Paul Saltman Distinguished Teaching Award, recognizing teaching excellence in University of California San Diego’s faculty. They have authored several publications, including Math Workshop Essentials: Developing Number Sense Through Routines, Focus Lessons, and Learning Stations.
    29 min
  • Episode 3: Caren Holtzman and Rusty Bresser, “Shifting to a Number Sense Approach”
    This month’s podcast episode was recorded live at the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics (NCSM) conference and features educators Caren Holtzman and Rusty Bresser. Caren and Rusty are both recipients of the Barbara and Paul Saltman Distinguished Teaching Award, recognizing teaching excellence in University of California San Diego’s faculty. They have authored several publications, including Math Workshop Essentials: Developing Number Sense Through Routines, Focus Lessons, and Learning Stations.
    29 min
  • Episode 2: Jennifer Lempp, “Today is the Day for Math Workshop”
    This month’s podcast episode features educator Jennifer Lempp in a discussion on the math workshop model of instruction. Jennifer is a Coordinator in the Office of School Support in Fairfax County Public Schools, Virginia. She has taught at both the elementary and middle school levels and served as math coach. She is the author of Math Workshop: Five Steps to Implementing Guided Math, Learning Stations, Reflection, and More.
    50 min
  • Episode 2: Jennifer Lempp, “Today is the Day for Math Workshop”
    This month’s podcast episode features educator Jennifer Lempp in a discussion on the math workshop model of instruction. Jennifer is a Coordinator in the Office of School Support in Fairfax County Public Schools, Virginia. She has taught at both the elementary and middle school levels and served as math coach. She is the author of Math Workshop: Five Steps to Implementing Guided Math, Learning Stations, Reflection, and More.
    50 min
  • Episode 1: Marilyn Burns, “Listen to Your Students”
    This month’s podcast episode features educator Marilyn Burns sharing her insights on student interviews, teaching tips, and more. Marilyn is the founder of Math Solutions and a recipient of numerous awards including an honorary doctorate degree from Bank Street College of Education in New York and the Glenn Gilbert National Leadership Award. She is the author of more than twenty professional learning resources with her cornerstone publication, About Teaching Mathematics, now in its fourth edition.
    38 min
  • Episode 1: Marilyn Burns, “Listen to Your Students”
    This month’s podcast episode features educator Marilyn Burns sharing her insights on student interviews, teaching tips, and more. Marilyn is the founder of Math Solutions and a recipient of numerous awards including an honorary doctorate degree from Bank Street College of Education in New York and the Glenn Gilbert National Leadership Award. She is the author of more than twenty professional learning resources with her cornerstone publication, About Teaching Mathematics, now in its fourth edition.
    38 min

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