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Think Thank Thunk

Kyle Webb
Building Thinking Classrooms
Thinking Classrooms
Math Education
Student Engagement
Mathematics Education
Assessment Practices
Collaborative Learning
Professional Development
K-5 Education
Pedagogy
Math Anxiety
Classroom Management
Mathematical Tasks
Peter Liljedahl
Thinking Classroom
Curriculum Development
Student Collaboration
Trauma-Informed Classroom
Social Learning
Kindergarten Math

Join hosts Dean, Maegan, and Kyle on the Think Thank Thunk podcast as they explore Building Thinking Classrooms by Peter Liljedahl. Through interviews with experts and teachers, they share practical tips and insights on implementing the 14 optimal practices outlined in the book. Perfect for math teachers of all levels, each episode features chapter summaries and ideas for transforming lessons into... more

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In this episode, Maegan, Dean, and Kyle get real about their day-to-day journeys with Building Thinking Classrooms. Together, they pull back the curtain to share the "messy reality": the highs, the lows, and the everyday challenges that don't always ... more

In this episode, Kyle, Maegan, and Dean welcome Vanessa Vakharia, aka The Math Guru and author of Math Therapy. Together, they unpack the deep-seated issue of math trauma and how the Building Thinking Classrooms approach helps us deal with it. The gr... more

After a longer-than-planned break, Kyle, Maegan, and Dean are back! In this candid episode, the trio addresses their podcast hiatus and shares their excitement to reconnect with the community. Dean and Maegan dive into powerful stories from their fir... more

In this episode, Kyle and Maegan welcome Tammy McMorrow (@TammyMcMorrow / @tammymcmorrow.bsky.social) to discuss her experiences with Building Thinking Classrooms. Tammy shares her journey from discovering the transformative BTC approach in 2021 to i... more

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Vanessa Vakharia
Known as The Math Guru, she is an educator and author specialized in making math more accessible.
Author of Math Therapy
Episode: Ep 24 - Vanessa Vakharia
Tammy McMorrow
First-grade teacher with 31 years of experience, passionate about Building Thinking Classrooms.
CUNA Idaho
Episode: Ep 22 - Tammy McMorrow
Student 1
High school student in Mr. Vendruman's math class
Episode: Ep 19 - High School Student Insights
Student 2
High school student in Mr. Vendruman's math class
Episode: Ep 19 - High School Student Insights
Student 3
High school student in Mr. Vendruman's math class
Episode: Ep 19 - High School Student Insights
Alicia Burdess
Math coach and numeracy lead in Grand Prairie Catholic School District
Grand Prairie Catholic School District
Episode: Ep 18 - Alicia Burdess
Peter Liljedahl
Co-author of the new Thinking Classroom book
Corwin
Episode: Ep 17 - Peter & Meagan's K-5 Task Book
Jerrold Wiebe
Legacy teacher and part of Peter Liljedahl's team in Canada
Educational Consultant in Manitoba
Episode: Ep 16 - Jerrold Wiebe
Judy Larsen
Associate professor at the University of the Fraser Valley focused on math education and research
University of the Fraser Valley
Episode: Ep 15 - Judy Larsen

Hosts

Dean Binderman
Co-host and educator focused on practical teaching strategies in mathematics and the implementation of innovative educational practices.
Maegan Drew
Co-host and passionate advocate for Building Thinking Classrooms, emphasizing collaborative learning and engaging teaching methods in mathematics.
Kyle
Co-host and educator who explores innovative practices in math education and focuses on professional development for teachers.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 48 ratings
  • Everything BTC!!!

    Maegan and Kyle are amazing!!! I had the privilege of meeting both Maegan and Kyle at the BTC conference 2024! Just like on the podcast they are dynamic, caring and relevant! As an 8th grade Math teacher that just started implementing BTC (Jan 2024), I appreciate these chapter recaps as a tool to reinforce my understanding of the toolkits. Thanks Maegan and Kyle!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    <>gravy<>
    United Statesa year ago
  • Good Information

    After attending the BTCC conference and reading the book, this has been a great resource to help prepare for a new school year. I do think there are times when I am listening, that I struggle because the hosts will start talking SUPER fast. I noticed this a lot in the episode on notes. For a second, I thought it was put on some type of fast forward mode.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    JP121459
    United States2 years ago
  • I'm finding this podcast to be very helpful. After my first year of BTC, I am better able to process the practices and refine my implementation for next year. It's a fantastic supplement to the book. :)

    Audible
    5
    Kirby33
    United States2 years ago
  • Very helpful podcast for BTC teachers

    I'm finding this podcast to be very helpful. After my first year of BTC, I am better able to process the practices and refine my implementation for next year. It's a fantastic supplement to the book. :)

    Audible
    5
    Kirby33
    United States2 years ago

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Ep 24 - Vanessa Vakharia
Q: Is there a specific way you might approach helping students get past their math trauma?
Focus on building a safe environment and validating their feelings about math. Encourage open communication around their past experiences.
Ep 22 - Tammy McMorrow
Q: What would you tell somebody who's thinking about getting started with Building Thinking Classrooms?
Trust your students to do the work and normalize the messiness of the learning process.
Ep 21 - Peter Liljedahl
Q: What misconceptions exist about Building Thinking Classrooms?
Peter pointed out that many believe it's solely about using whiteboards, whereas it encompasses a broader range of teaching methodologies, tasks, and classroom dynamics.
Ep 21 - Peter Liljedahl
Q: What are the key takeaways from your recent conferences?
Peter expressed that events like the Building Thinking Classroom Conference showcase a strong interest in enhancing mathematics education, with large gatherings of educators dedicated to improving their teaching practices.
Ep 14 - Sophie Bresciani
Q: How do you build that safe space for students?
You can implement having a quiet space, mindfulness jars, music, noise-cancelling headphones, and clear expectations in the classroom.

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Focusing on the transformative approach of Building Thinking Classrooms, this show provides an engaging platform for educators, particularly those involved in math teaching. Central themes include practical strategies for overcoming common educational challenges, emphasizing emotional support for students, and fostering collaborative learning environments. The conversations often include insights and interviews with experienced educators and experts in the field, offering listeners actionable insights and personal anecdotes related to implementing modern pedagogical practices in their classrooms. This unique blend of expert advice and relatable experiences contributes to a distinctive perspective on math education, making the content valuab... more

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