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What We Learned about Math, Teaching and Technology While Building Desmos
April 18, 2023
For the last ten years, Desmos has worked to help students learn math and love learning math. We are at a pivotal moment as colleagues, as is Global Math Department, so several of us wanted to offer a reflection on what we've learned about math, teaching, technology, and work of education. Join us for a series of presentations and a Q&A afterwards.
Presenters: Dan Meyer, Eli Luberoff, Faith Moynihan and Stephanie Blair
Hosted by: Leigh Nataro
Recommended Grade Level: K - 12
Watch the full presentation at: https://www.bigmarker.com/GlobalMathDept/What-We-Learned-About-Math-Teaching-and-Technology-While-Building-Desmos
April 18, 2023
For the last ten years, Desmos has worked to help students learn math and love learning math. We are at a pivotal moment as colleagues, as is Global Math Department, so several of us wanted to offer a reflection on what we've learned about math, teaching, technology, and work of education. Join us for a series of presentations and a Q&A afterwards.
Presenters: Dan Meyer, Eli Luberoff, Faith Moynihan and Stephanie Blair
Hosted by: Leigh Nataro
Recommended Grade Level: K - 12
Watch the full presentation at: https://www.bigmarker.com/GlobalMathDept/What-We-Learned-About-Math-Teaching-and-Technology-While-Building-Desmos
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