Do you feel like your impact is limited by your tether to your gradebook?
I'm looking to engage in empathy interviews with middle and high school math teachers for a project I'm working on.
If you're up for a 30 min chat, fire me a DM and we'll get the ball rolling.
Being tribal about education, assuming those with different ideas and priorities are the enemy and pose an existential threat, won't be much, if any, more helpful in advancing the conversation than being tribal about politics has.
A simple, and yet effective framework for your (math) classroom:
1. Connect - gather your learners. Share a story. Provoke Learning.
2. Explore - work a problem, engage in discussion.
3. Reflect - consolidate, self-assess, check in.
Now is the perfect time to reflect on your teaching/learning/assessing practice. If you’re looking for a critical friend to help you on your journey, drop me a DM.
If you're a teacher wondering about transforming your assessment practices, I want to hear from you.
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