Students at @CNGBogota generously contributed to our Global Math Stories resource by writing their own narratives and translations. Look for their contributions coming up! #MathForAll

And now I feel much more comfortable having ordered those very books to facilitate AP Stats learning next year.

Fighting the same battle with our college counselors as well; we made some ground but congrats on the success

I have some understanding of the sentiment for teachers to work absent culture and identity; HOWEVER, teaching (of any kind) requires relationships which requires sharing and respect of culture and identity.

Pretending uncomfortable realities exist is always the best way to educate others…said no one ever

Easier solution: ban discussion of divorce in schools and in textbooks (hoping the sarcasm is obvious)

In all self-interest looking forward to the stories from the beautiful country that lets me live and work here

Correction: In an effort to maximize profit due to declining SAT revenue, College Board will offer….

According to Attorney General Ken Paxton, I don’t have to wear a mask to teach math but I should wear body armor and a semi-automatic weapon. Thank God I am free to not wear a piece of cloth on my face. Sarcasm hides the tears.

Step 1: Other competitive schools need to join Harvard Step 2: Information needs to pass down to students, families, and counselors Step 3: Data may change This is going to be a long process but hats off to Harvard for taking the first step

If you appreciate satire after this past week, enjoy. youtu.be/PWU5aoyUH1U

The fascinating history of the palenqueras of Cartagena, Colombia, is the subject of our new Global Math Story! Learn how the first officially free town in the Americas produced a cultural icon. Thanks to authors at @CNGBogota and teacher Timothy Pope. mathkind.org/global-math-st…

Thanks to Berkeley Everett, we are ready for Day 1 at High School Principal | CNG

Did you know our Global Math Stories are available in Spanish? We've just added a story about tejo, the "explosively" fun, national sport of Colombia. mathkind.org/matemundial/co… #MathIsEverywhere #GlobalMathStories

As a Texan, I LOVE this!

We expect more from the College Board. The proposed AP Precalculus is a misguided money grab with harmful impact on school mathematics. See our case in this open letter and, if so inclined, retweet and/or add your name as a math teacher for change: drive.google.com/file/d/1wAbdZp…

Favorite quote from fascinating article: If it is the phones, they opened the gates on a well-documented, pre-existing phenomenon.

Great discussion with powerful voices; one missing point in favor of the course: it gives stakeholders a common set of standards when determining the rigor of the course as Common Core and many states do not offer standards

? for HS Math in traditional AGA: has anyone considered starting Alg 2 with Trig? Connect with Geo and use as on-level context to refresh Alg 1 as needed; I am done with spending a semester teaching Alg 1 again. #mathchat