Pi is one of the most fascinating numbers in all of mathematics. Every year mathematicians celebrate Pi on March 14. Pi is simply defined as the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter, but has many complex applications to mathematics. Learn more about the mathematical constant Pi below and join in on the fun by checking out the resources at the end of this post.
March is Woman's History Month! Let's celebrate all the woman who have helped shape our history and made impactful change toward gender equality and women's rights. We need to inspire the women of our generation to leave their mark in history and make a difference. Gender equality has come a long way, but we are no where near where we need to be! #InspireInclusion
Calling all mathematics educators! If you are as excited as I am about the release of Jo Boaler's new book, Math-ish, then you are going to want to get in on this book study. The book is set to release on May 7th, 2024.
I am writing to give you a few exciting updates about ISTELive24 which is taking place in Denver, CO this year from June 23-26th, 2024. Registration is now open! I will presenting two interactive sessions that you will not want to miss! Details on these sessions are below, as well as some pre-conference resources you will want to check out if you are attending. If you are an EdTech guru, or someone just looking to amp up their EdTech skills and incorporate technology into your classroom in meaningful ways, then join me in Denver for the EdTech event of the…
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Calling all mathematics educators! Do you have a topic you have been wanting to learn more about but feel like you don’t know where to start? Or maybe you feel like you have fallen behind the eight-ball when it comes to implementing the latest pedagogical practices in your classroom? If this sounds like you, then I have an amazing free professional learning opportunity for you!
Hello Friends and Happy New Year! I hope you all had a restful and recharging break and enjoyed some quality time with family, loved ones, and friends. As an educator I have always understood the value and importance of having breaks to help us recharge and re-energize. As teachers we have a lot on our plates and it is easy to get burned out from all the stress and pressures associated with the profession.
I am very excited to announce that I will be presenting at ISTELive 24 in Denver, Colorado this year. Not one, but two of my proposals were accepted. I am beyond excited to represent my school, Dwight Global Online. I will be leading an interactive math session with my mathematics colleague and friend, Laura Thul. I will also be assisting an interactive session on problem-based learning with colleagues Felica Chen and Katy Moye. Stay tuned for more information about my sessions.