Joanna Hayman(@joanna_hayman6) 's Twitter Profileg
Joanna Hayman

@joanna_hayman6

You can’t stop us on the road to freedom || UCLA Math Project CGI Coach, mom, and gleeful disruptor (she/her) #SwDMathChat Views are my own

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vanessa vakharia(@TheMathGuru) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We don’t expect kids to WANT to learn how to play music when they’ve never heard an actual SONG before … so why do we expect them to WANT to learn math when they’ve never been exposed to ACTUAL MATHEMATICS?! Major mic drop moment for Francis Su wow 🫳🎤

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Dr. Cathery Yeh(@YehCathery) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Math educators, school leaders, caregivers, & policymakers: NCES is hosting a virtual math summit over the next 3 Tuesdays on Sep 12, 19, & 26. Registration is ! Please sign up and share with others! Register here: registration.socio.events/e/iesmathsummit

Math educators, school leaders, caregivers, & policymakers: @EdNCES is hosting a virtual math summit over the next 3 Tuesdays on Sep 12, 19, & 26. Registration is #FREE! Please sign up and share with others! Register here: registration.socio.events/e/iesmathsummit
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Gregory Mansfield(@GHMansfield) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Disabled people’s “special needs” were not created by virtue of disability.
“Special needs” were created by ableism.

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Joanna Hayman(@joanna_hayman6) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Day 2 of UCLA Math Project and June PDs and our first ever session focused on in classrooms! The joy I feel is immense and these conversations are so 🔥🔥🔥 Look at the power of adding “with disabilities” to mentions of “students” in !

Day 2 of @UCLAMathProject and #lausd June PDs and our first ever session focused on #SwD in #CGI classrooms! The joy I feel is immense and these conversations are so 🔥🔥🔥 Look at the power of adding “with disabilities” to mentions of “students” in #ChildrensMathematics!
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DREME Network(@DREMEmath) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'Making mistakes is a part of learning new things. When your child makes a mistake, ask questions like, “What happened?,” “What would you do differently next time?,” to help him see it, and talk about what he can learn from the experience.'

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