The mathematics I encounter in classrooms. Plus a prize drawing! September 29, 2017. I am working on my next book from Stenhouse, a counting titled. I took a little time away from that this summer to work on a set of shapes posters. I designed them, Tracy. Helped me refine them, and the Stenhouse production team made them beautiful. Why is there a square on the rectangle poster? Send me.

Common Core Problem Based Curriculum Maps. A PrBL Pathway and Selected Blog Posts. PD Sessions and Associated Resources. Zooming in and out on Problem-Based Learning.

Exploring and venting about quantitative issues. Teaching Computers to be Fair. To read all of my Bloomberg View pieces, go here. I ran my second 5K race this morning.

Who dispenses both greenbacks and prognostications. The commercial ends with the teller saying,. I see a yellow light serpent and a low APR. What you may also find surprising is that this commercial reminds me of my father-in-law, Julian Block, a nationally known tax expert. Who will accept payment in Ming vas.

We talked about a simple yet inefficient method for listing all orthobraces. Generating Bracelets with Fixed Content. Perhaps I will write about it someday, but that would be another many-post series in and of itself! But I implemented it here.

And I started with the 100s chart. Another amazing characteristic of first graders is that once you explore one avenue of a problem, their.

Students also mixed up factors and multiples. Some of the problems required reteaching. I thought that was great opp.

Connecting Research and Practice in Education. Why I love lesson study. I recently finished another cycle and I was thinking back to when I first learned about it. I remember talking with Sadie. I also love it because it.

Earlier this week, as part of a larger workshop on mathematics and technology, I gave an introduction to Twitter as a digital collaboration playground for educators.