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.

Episode 4: Tonya Clarke, Ph.D., "Mathematics and Social Justice"

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This month’s podcast episode features author and educator, Dr. Carrie Cutler. Listen in as Dr. Cutler shares her math story and how her book Math Positive Mindsets addresses the trends she noticed in mathematical mindsets. Her experience and candor shine through as she shares inspiration and tips especially relevant during this season of interrupted learning.

Math Positive Mindsets

In this episode, Dr. Tyrone Howard shares his perspective on the connective role that teachers and schools play within communities, particularly amidst the new and changing realities created by the COVID-19 pandemic. He talks about our current challenges, shines a light on the disproportionate impact of school closures to vulnerable members of our communities, and offers practical ways to think globally and act locally. Join us for an honest, encouraging, real conversation.

People Over Production: Featured Discussion, COVID-19

This month's podcast episode features educator, author, and leader Cathy Seeley. Cathy shares her unique math story as she invites us to consider the role of problem-solving within our own instruction. Join us for a timely conversation about high-stakes assessment, the crucial role of intentionally selecting learning tasks, and the energizing dynamic experienced through collaborating with colleagues in reflecting on and refining our craft.

Season 2, Episode 1: Cathy Seeley, Tasks, Tests, and Teamwork

We are THRILLED to bring you the official highlight reel from this year. For this episode we compiled some of the key insights from our guests throughout the year, and pulling it together is our way of celebrating the important work happening in the field of math education.

Episode 9: Celebrating Math Education in 2019

This month's podcast episode features educator and equity champion, Dr. Matt Larson. Matt shares how incredible teachers along his own learning journey helped him see himself as a learner of mathematics, and describes our role in impacting the positive learner identities of our students. Tune in to hear how decisions about the tasks we choose and the questions we ask make a critical difference for student learning. Matt offers tips for using video and engaging in both the art and science of teaching mathematics, and challenges each of us to find and focus on our 10%.

Episode 4: Tonya Clarke, Ph.D., "Mathematics and Social Justice"

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