We talk about the math achievement gap, but what about the math experience gap? In this session we explore how to mathematize any activity, from playing games to everyday tasks, so that we can give students rich math experiences that prepare them for deep problem solving. These activities show students that math is exciting and can help them make sense of the world. Session participants will take home examples of mathematized activities.
Product Director - Lead Mathematician, MIND Research Institute
I work to create impactful and engaging math experiences both in and outside the classroom. Our teachers, guardians, and children have so much untapped potential when it comes to mathematics. I want to be a part of activating that potential - especially putting teacher's excellence... Read More →
