I’ve covered math goals in previous blog posts and you can find them at the links below. However, I think that it is time for a reminder. Education is a journey. It is continuous progression toward virtue. We work out our salvation with fear and trembling. We are fallen and living as the first Adam,
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Making connections is a very human activity. Setting aside our own personal connections of family, friends, and communities, we see that we also make connections outside of our personal relationships. We observe patterns and similarities in nature and connect the ones that make sense to us. This God-given desire to order and sort like objects
One of my favorite classes this year is actually study hall. It’s not your average study hall though. For this class students bring their math questions for us all to wrestle together. I don’t know if I love hearing them wrestle with math problems that they’ve never seen before or love sharing a challenge with
Our second myth for our series on debunking the myths of mathematics is prominent in every high school in America. You probably heard this one when you were in algebra as a student. In your frustration you might have even blurted, “When am I ever going to use this?” As if the entire weight of
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I may only teach four live classes with Scio each year, but I continue to learn alongside your students in all of our classes. Just because you may plan to have your child try logic doesn’t mean she won’t have help. I field questions in all of our math classes every year, and every year
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