Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day… But is teaching him to fish really any better? Continue Reading →
Teach a Man to Fish… Really?
Author Archives: Bon
Links for Learning Are Now on Pearltrees!
Links for Learning are great – and now they’re better because they’re social and all in one place! Continue Reading →
Researcher at Work!
When he’s not reading psychological research papers about math anxiety and avoidance, this is what Wil Devine does in the Math Shack! Continue Reading →
Math in the Toddler Reading Readiness List
Preschool math readiness isn’t just in the “math” pieces. Here you can see it’s all over the reading readiness part too! Continue Reading →
Improving Creativity with Technology
As a vehement opponent of calculators, this article is as surprising to me as it might be to anyone! Here’s how to use technology and calculators to encourage discovery and creativity in math! Continue Reading →
How to Create an Inquiry Zone for Math Learning
Here’re some tips on creating a safe discovery atmosphere – an Inquiry Zone – for math learning. Continue Reading →
Math Education Revolution – The Last Piece Is Easy & Cheap!
There’s one piece missing in the math education revolution – and it’s easy, cheap and research based! Continue Reading →
Inquiry-based Math Instruction
Inspired by twitter friends, here are some ideas on creating a better math learning environment using inquiry-based math instruction. Continue Reading →
Break the Rules and Get Fired!
I quit. Yup – put in my notice at the day job. I’m taking the leap.
Wanna join me? Continue Reading →
Links for Learning January 14, 2012
Various links – curious and helpful, weird and wild. And all math. Continue Reading →