@byjoelanderson@ringer Looking forward to it. I bet you and @kirkgoldsberry could put together a really cool piece and graphics about the 'top speed' of athletes in different sports and how they compare.
@Mathgarden Use in real life is a dumb metric anyway! Even if you restrict math to vocational education, the average person shifts jobs/careers at least 5 times. Who knows what you're going to need or not!
@josh_levin Another reason why Hang up and Listen was so good was your selection of guests. I read and follow a lot of people based on your guests and quotes.
@stefanfatsis @Slate@byjoelanderson@pescami@josh_levin I've been listening since 2009. You've shaped my sports consumption with your work and perspectives. Thanks for including topics that don't make it to headlines, and for including voices that don't reach as far as they should.
@BobLeBoeuf1@gfletchy@openmiddle@ToddTruitt76508 I would use this in a lot of places. I'm using it today as a formative assessment for my new 5th graders. How students do will tell me a lot about their skills of adding and subtracting, as well as their approach to problem solving. And, way more engagement for day 2 of school.
@byjoelanderson Terrible news, so sorry. I love your voice and writing. Your perspective and experience always give me things to think about. Slate will be worse without you.
@davidwees Maybe this is what my 5th graders need to energize the geometry unit. Argue about exclusive versus inclusive definitions? Pictures to compare and contrast. Always, sometimes, never statements to compare.