
Room to Grow is the math podcast that brings you discussions on trending topics in math education in short segments. We’re not here to talk at people. We’re here to think and learn with others — because when it comes to mathematics there’s always room to grow!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationMathematicsScience | |||

In this back to school episode, Curtis and Joanie discuss key ideas for starting the new school year off right, to ensure effective teaching and learning for teachers and students. How do you spend the first day of school with your students? Do you g... more
What do kindergarten counting concepts have to do with high school algebra? More than most teachers realize. In this episode, Joanie and Curtis sit down with Erin Wahler-Cleveland, founder of Roots and Wings Math, to explore how deep understanding of... more
In this episode of Room to Grow, Ali Martinez, Chief Program Officer for Math at Student Achievement Partners (SAP), joins Joanie and Curtis for a conversation about the math that matters. In the current era, math teachers face too much content and t... more
In this episode, Curtis and Joanie sit down with Mahmoud Harding from Data Science 4 Everyone (www.ds4e.com) to explore the growing role of data science in K-12 education.
Mahmoud breaks down the key distinction between data science and data litera... more
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I love reflecting with Room to Grow. They give thoughtful consideration to the art of teaching. They give insight into teaching practices that can help any teacher grow their classroom practices.
Waste of time.
Joanie and Curtis bring timely and relevant information right to my ears! Their insights push me to reflect on my instructional practices and what I can do to meet the varied needs of my students. They acknowledge that teachers are constrained by time, standardized tests, and curriculum pacing. I have learned a lot from listening to this podcast. Give them a listen!
I love listening to the thought processes and experiences of Curtis and Joanie. The topics are timely and relatable to the classroom.
I love listening to Curtis and Joanie! They feel like my friends/colleagues just having a discussion about math education.
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Two math-education hosts foster reflective conversations on classroom practice, curriculum trends, and student thinking. Episodes repeatedly center data-informed instruction, balancing conceptual understanding with procedural fluency, leveraging technology thoughtfully, and sustaining teacher well-being through burnout-aware strategies. The show stands out for its practical, teacher-focused guidance, collaborative tone, and emphasis on community-driven improvement in math teaching across K–12 and related education fields.
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Room to Grow launched 5 years ago and published 65 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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Recent guests on Room to Grow include:
1. Ali Martinez
2. Mahmoud Harding
3. Zandra de Araujo
4. Pam Harris
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