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depuis 16 juin 2025
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What does it really mean to teach math with purpose? In this episode, we’re starting a brand-new series that shifts the spotlight from what students do to what teachers do. We’ll introduce the eight Math Teaching Practices that bring clarity, focus, and meaning to math instruction. We’ll dig into t…

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What do we do when a math problem feels too frustrating for a student? When a student shuts down because a math problem feels too hard, many of us instinctively encourage them to push through the frustration and keep working. But what if allowing them to step away and return later was actually the …
In this episode, we’re exploring one of my favorite math routines, and it’s called My Favorite Mistake. I know that name might sound a little odd. After all, it makes it sound like mistakes are GOOD things. But if you’ve been part of this community for any length of time, you know that that’s exact…
This episode explores how real-time recording of student thinking can strengthen classroom discussions and support deeper mathematical understanding. Together, we’ll unpack strategies for capturing and organizing student ideas in ways that honor their reasoning and promote connection across differe…
When we ask better questions, students want to share their thinking more often, which is great... until conversations become chaotic or one-sided. That’s where Talk Moves come in. In this episode, we explore how Talk Moves can help create more respectful and productive math discussions in your clas…
This episode continues our deep dive into questioning in the math classroom by exploring what makes a question truly effective. You’ll learn how open-ended questions can increase engagement, encourage rich discourse, and help uncover deeper mathematical understanding. Together we’ll look at the cor…
What if I told you that today we’re going to begin exploring a topic that has the potential to completely change the dynamic of your classroom? That this single shift can actually give your math instruction a complete makeover? Well, the “one” thing I’m referring to is questions… specifically the q…
It might sound strange at first. After all, how can you solve a math problem without any numbers? But that’s exactly what makes numberless word problems such a powerful tool. In this episode, we explore how removing numbers actually helps students build deeper comprehension, plan solution paths, an…
The hundred chart is a classroom staple, but what if a small change could make it an even more powerful tool? In this episode, we explore the bottom-up hundred chart, a lesser-known version that could help students build stronger connections between number, language, and direction. We’ll unpack wha…
Let’s talk about one of the most underestimated math tools out there: your fingers. In this episode, we’re flipping the script on something that’s often seen as a sign of struggle. We’ll unpack why finger use in math deserves more credit, how it connects to student success, and what it might look l…
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