Summary: This is a very long post about essentially this: Young children are brilliant. Traditional schooling, whether at home or in brick and mortar buildings, socializes a lot of the […]
I know I haven’t posted an entry in a long, long, long,… well you get the picture. It’s not that I haven’t been writing, I’ve just been writing other stuff, […]
The award winning game Tiny Polka Dot by Math for Love is anything but a single game, rather its a deck of multiple representations of the numbers zero to ten […]
“I start senior year at the same and possibly large High School in the Bronx that Angel went to. I feel like I’m entering a prison every morning. Thousands of […]
Representation matters. Kids need to see people who look like themselves reflected in the world around them, and in jobs and roles that perhaps they haven’t thought about as accessible […]
As you might have noticed, I wrote a back to school blog part 1, and then promptly stopped writing blog entries. This is because much of creative energy since September […]
“Let’s talk about the common misconceptions kids have with fractions.” I cringe. I, like many others, have been thinking a lot about the language we use to describe children in […]
The Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators recently invited me to join the Equity Committee. I am very excited to announce that I agreed, and am honored to be able […]
I had the distinct pleasure of being invited to give the TODOS: Math for All! 2018 Conference Keynote address on June 21, 2018 in Scottsdale, Arizona. This blog post is the […]
Teaching, Learning, and Loving Mathematics 