Mathworlds
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I confused social convention for human brilliance.
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Hometown teachers here in Oakland, CA, started teaching again this week, kicking off a school year that promises to be at least 2% less challenging tha…
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When it comes to student learning this next year, imagine that students missed an episode of a good T.V. show.
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Numbers and graphs are hard even for numbers and graphs professionals.
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🛠️ Correction I posted a graph of Desmos usage in this newsletter that was incorrect. It expressed curriculum usage as a fraction of lessons run divid…
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And what it means for teaching every student.
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The very hard thing is inviting, celebrating, and developing student thinking however and wherever you find it.
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"This idea of mastery gets us into some trouble because it keeps young people from exploring their mathematical ideas."
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We brought it back to the present.
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Students are receiving more feedback from computers this year than ever before. What does that feedback look like, and what does it teach students abou…
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Welcome to Mathworlds by me, Dan Meyer. Currently: @Desmos. Previously: high school math teacher. Always: recreational math user. Smash the subscribe b…
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