I have always liked the work of William Thurston - Field's medal winning mathematician. Seeing this quote I like him even more!

Sitting with neuroscientists today who study fact retrieval & brain connectivity. They are clear - math facts are important but best ways to get them are through multiple representations, depth & meaning, not rote memorization Dylan Wiliam youcubed.org/evidence/fluen…

Working on the SBAC Digital Library! The “Green Lantern” team-building 3rd grade resources! #SNEWorkshop

Michelle Rinehart boldly leading the movement stop referring to our daughters as “bossy!” #banbossy NCSM: Leadership in Mathematics Education #NCSM2019

Marilyn Burns @ #NCSMSD2019

"Immediate recall is highly overrated. What's more important is the reasoning and flexibility students use." Marilyn Burns #NCTMSD2019

Marilyn Burns #NCSMSD2019

“These kids are doing great in mathematics...what does this tell us...we have a notion that everyone needs to participate the same...that is not the case...we need to think of this and find space for students to participate in ways that work for them” Franke #NCTMSD19

Why do we “monitor” non-mathematically significant ideas that support challenges for neurodiverse students- instead of engaging students in mathematics which overlaps neurodiverse strengths? We need to rethink progress monitoring in mathematics. #NCSMSD19 Rachel Lambert (look for me on sky now)

Another for kids at home: Look for ways that 15 objects can be put into four piles so each pile has a different number of objects in it. A challenge: How many ways are possible?

What’s the next number? Sidewalk chalk math....what’s your answer? Sharing learning with the neighborhood! #wcsd #wcsdmath #wcsdcurriculumandinstruction #wcsddistancelearning #mathisfun

Here is another great problem solving based game! Share your game boards with us!

Fawn Nguyen I read (somewhere) that people continue to do arithmetic mentally in their first language throughout their lives, no matter their fluency with other languages.

Using CGI in Remote and Socially Distanced Classrooms - Part 1: Posing Problems, by Linda Levi — CGI Math Teacher Learning Center cgimath-tlc.org/blog/2020/9/16…

Coming on December 11th and here is a little preview! Be sure to subscribe here: bit.ly/NCSMpodcast Mona Toncheff John SanGiovanni

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2023 Educator Wellness Retreat: Dr. Kimberly Kinzer #B-3Nevada

#B-3Nevada Dr. Kimberly Kinzer

Dr. Janice Lee Speaking about Calming Strategies for Children! #B-3Nevada