Podcast about Learning through Math
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
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In this episode, Laura and Karina have a conversation with Monique Zhou. CHALLENGE: Try out GeoGebra and let us know what you think!
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My favorite part of each week is grabbing each new episode that Laura and Karina have authored. I particularly enjoy their insights as practicing educators. They consistently make their thinking visible with sharing of specific ideas they are ruminating upon. Each show is a vibrant think-aloud that suspiciously feels like eavesdropping on someone’s thinking. more
These two have lots of treasures to share. I appreciate these pirates navigating the ocean of math education literature. They share nuggets of instructional practices and resources. Their ideas are always easy to implement and student centered. I have truly enjoyed listening to this podcast on my commute to and from school.
I came across this podcast while looking for more info on building number sense and Building Thinking Classrooms. This podcast has everything and more that I was looking for! Laura and Karina’s energy and enthusiasm is contagious and has brought so much excitement back into my teaching. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks to a tweet that led me down a rabbit hole I found this gem. I will get this book now and share with colleagues. Will also listen to more episodes. I like that this is short and not filled with random chitchat. Also there are no ads. The episode notes are perfect and I printed out a couple of the links to enjoy later.
I recently came upon this Podcast and I can’t get enough. Thank you for all your insights. You are making me think after 24 years in education, and 8 years as a Math Specialist.
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Learning Through Math launched 4 years ago and published 132 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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