No, thank you for making those visual patterns... It has expanded both my students and my mathematical knowledge✨
This is my grade 5/6 split grade class :). I'll be using your 21st and upscale blocks with my kinders later this month too!
Visual Patterns 🤝 Pattern Blocks
I am currently OBSESSED, in a (mostly) healthy way, with @fawnnguyen.substack.com visual patterns and @mathforlove.bsky.social pattern blocks for kids to learn and create patterns. Ah-may-zing. Also, I am in LOVE with Mary Vail's Thinking Desks, they are phenomenal!
This blog post, by Ian Maurer is a quick and easy read about how extensions can really make a task sing (or chirp). This blog post reminds me that a stories task can start off simple and with the right perspective, can make the mathematics very deep and complex.
imaurer.weebly.com/blog/when-bi...
A man in Finland received a speeding ticket and had to pay $103,000! The penalty was so harsh because fines in Finland are based not just on the severity of the offense, but on the offender’s income. Can students figure out Vanjoki’s annual income?
robertkaplinsky.com/work/fi...
@vendi55.bsky.social @webbkyle.bsky.social @maegangiroux.bsky.social Hi all. I've recently discovered the BTC book and it's re-inspired me to build more collaborative problem solving into my practice. I'm really enjoying your podcasts to fill in gaps and help adapt my initial ideas.
Hahaha yes us Saskies can't afford to eat our own. We need all the strength we can get.
When it is being said by rural people in Yellow Grass, Saskatchewan (population 478 and very English) is isn't pronounced Surrey. Next time I see you Nat I'll be waiting to hear you pronounce poutine and croissant! #BetterSoundReaaaaalFrench
It is almost as egregious as Nat pronouncing the word Souris as 'Surrey'
Prime numbers meme
My best explanation of parallel lines:
Peter finally joining the cool kids over here on blue sky 😎
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Make sure you register for #BTCC25 before it is too late. The conference is already 70% full. @btcthinks.bsky.social btc2025.sched.com
Hahah! I love you but let's be honest... Jacob is going to want to see astronaut Josh not you and me drinking near beers
Where's the astronaut pics?
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@maegangiroux.bsky.social is made of fairy dust + I feel so lucky to have had the chance to watch her bring @btcthinks.bsky.social to life at NCTCA, it made math feel like magic ✨ #iteachmath
Just a PSA to let everyone know that I’ve finally sniffed @peterliljedahl.bsky.social + @maegangiroux.bsky.social’s book & it smells pretty good tbh
Next month I’m headed to Alberta to speak at @cctca.bsky.social, ESTCA, NCTCA, PDTC, CATCA & GETCA AND I’M BRINGING ✨MATH THERAPY✨ FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS GET EXCITED🙏✨💖 #edusky #iteachmath
You know you hit it off with someone when you realize 45 minutes into the call that you need to stop complimenting each other and talk about the reason for the meeting
This is cute 🥰 @joboaler.bsky.social #iteachmath #edusky
Proud to be a part of your top 10!
7️⃣ “Mathematics Tasks for the Thinking Classroom. Grades K-5” (Peter Liljedahl i Maegan Giroux)
👉🏼 A través de la proposta de 50 tasques es proposen recomanacions per implementar #AulasParaPensar a l’etapa de primària @maegangiroux.bsky.social
I spy @phonisha.bsky.social in these math streets! www.edsurge.com/news/2024-12...
Proposals for the BTC '25 Conference are due in TWO DAYS! It's time to take that idea that's been swimming in your head and commit it to Google Form.
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Trying to have people solve a system of linear equations on social media:
#math #ITeachMath #EduSky
Black educators and our co-agitators/co-disruptors are out here doing the work. It don’t take much to find us. It’s a choice at this point.
The co-opting of language like “good trouble” without interrogating what that actually means is irresponsible. The all white starter pack of educators “getting in good trouble” had good intentions, I’m sure… but the impact is exclusion and alienation. Good trouble would have meant doing the WORK 1/
I facilitated learning for instructors in the local International Languages Program and received positive feedback; “You speak exactly the right amount at exactly the right pace.”
😊 I’m grateful that participants feel respected and cared for when I lead professional learning.
You are one of the only presenters I have ever seen who could command a room with a quiet intensity and confidence that creates such powerful learning. Anyone who has a chance to learn from you is incredibly lucky.
