Based on Brene' Brown's definition of vulnerability (and her work in the area), it's clear that doing math is vulnerable.
This is the first in the series.
Based on Brene' Brown's definition of vulnerability (and her work in the area), it's clear that doing math is vulnerable.
This is the first in the series.
At different times in our life it's helpful to have a comfort item. And when you're in a math class, it's helpful to have a math comfort item!
What are you anxious about? What are you excited about? Here's something that makes me excited...
There's one thing that trumps all other advice - The Prime Directive in Education.
Do your kids fake it? Do you encourage it? Maybe you should.
What does real learning look like? Check out this learning cycle - and where it can end up.
Babies do it, dogs do it. So why don't we use logarithmic counting? Are we wrong?
Does GeoGebra encourage discovery? Or does it encourage teachers to discover stuff for kids?
The literacy improvement campaigns are huge. Can numeracy improvement advocates use what they've done?
In researching literacy improvement models I'm noticing the similarities between literacy and numeracy.
Based on Brene' Brown's definition of vulnerability (and her work in the area), it's clear that doing math is vulnerable.
This is the first in the series.
At different times in our life it's helpful to have a comfort item. And when you're in a math class, it's helpful to have a math comfort item!
What are you anxious about? What are you excited about? Here's something that makes me excited...
There's one thing that trumps all other advice - The Prime Directive in Education.
Do your kids fake it? Do you encourage it? Maybe you should.
What does real learning look like? Check out this learning cycle - and where it can end up.
Babies do it, dogs do it. So why don't we use logarithmic counting? Are we wrong?
Does GeoGebra encourage discovery? Or does it encourage teachers to discover stuff for kids?
The literacy improvement campaigns are huge. Can numeracy improvement advocates use what they've done?
In researching literacy improvement models I'm noticing the similarities between literacy and numeracy.
Based on Brene' Brown's definition of vulnerability (and her work in the area), it's clear that doing math is vulnerable.
This is the first in the series.
At different times in our life it's helpful to have a comfort item. And when you're in a math class, it's helpful to have a math comfort item!
What are you anxious about? What are you excited about? Here's something that makes me excited...
There's one thing that trumps all other advice - The Prime Directive in Education.
Do your kids fake it? Do you encourage it? Maybe you should.
What does real learning look like? Check out this learning cycle - and where it can end up.
Babies do it, dogs do it. So why don't we use logarithmic counting? Are we wrong?
Does GeoGebra encourage discovery? Or does it encourage teachers to discover stuff for kids?
The literacy improvement campaigns are huge. Can numeracy improvement advocates use what they've done?
In researching literacy improvement models I'm noticing the similarities between literacy and numeracy.
Based on Brene' Brown's definition of vulnerability (and her work in the area), it's clear that doing math is vulnerable.
This is the first in the series.
At different times in our life it's helpful to have a comfort item. And when you're in a math class, it's helpful to have a math comfort item!
What are you anxious about? What are you excited about? Here's something that makes me excited...
There's one thing that trumps all other advice - The Prime Directive in Education.
Do your kids fake it? Do you encourage it? Maybe you should.
What does real learning look like? Check out this learning cycle - and where it can end up.
Babies do it, dogs do it. So why don't we use logarithmic counting? Are we wrong?
Does GeoGebra encourage discovery? Or does it encourage teachers to discover stuff for kids?
The literacy improvement campaigns are huge. Can numeracy improvement advocates use what they've done?
In researching literacy improvement models I'm noticing the similarities between literacy and numeracy.