S7.3: More Math Games for Summer Fun

My former 4th and 5th grade students playing math games with classmates. Author’s Note: This post was originally published in May 2020 to support families at home learning with their children during the pandemic. I wanted to republish with some updates to share more math games that can be added to your summer playlist to … Continue reading S7.3: More Math Games for Summer Fun

S7.2: How to Add Math to Your Summer

4th grade students playing a math card game Author Note: This post was originally published in March 2020 as “Connections Matter.” I am sharing it again to give families/caregivers some ideas to add to your summer fun with your children while developing and practicing number sense. Add them to your vacation time this summer. Some … Continue reading S7.2: How to Add Math to Your Summer

Season 7: My Year of Firsts

The end of this school year marks 25 years in education for me! Even after all these years, this year still brought me new, exciting, and challenging experiences. I was able to: Complete my first year of PhD studies in Math and Science Education Teach my first college education courses Present my emerging research topic … Continue reading Season 7: My Year of Firsts

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S3.E6 Creating Space Through Math Talk

In April, I spoke with math educators across the country about using mathematical discourse to create spaces for Black children in classrooms for the Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics (ICTM). Special thanks to BWXME for joining my session to support me! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQFxD080Zuc

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S3.E5 Coaching Conversation

I had the opportunity to talk with Dr. Tenisha Marcel-Herbert about planning for small group instruction. Dr. Herbert is currently an instructional math coach in DC and was looking for resources to support her teachers with tasks for small group work. What are your go-to resources for your small groups in math class? Share in … Continue reading S3.E5 Coaching Conversation