Learning Through Math

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Courtney Plessner, Director of Keep Indiana Learning and a PhD candidate in math education, joins Ryan Flessner, a professor at Butler University, to discuss key takeaways from the Building Thinking Classrooms conference. They delve into the importance of equity in math instruction and share strategies for enhancing student engagement and understanding. Courtney highlights instructional routines that promote authentic thinking, while Ryan emphasizes the value of mentor texts in reflecting student voices. Together, they explore how to create a math classroom that prioritizes deep learning and meaningful discussions.

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Hosts Laura and Karina kick off the new season by reflecting on back-to-school feelings and transitions. They discuss the power of Esti-Mysteries in energizing students during busy weeks. Karina shares her excitement about reconnecting with former colleagues and adjusting to new school dynamics. A memorable moment occurs when a student discovers the divisibility rule for nine, celebrated by administration. The hosts also talk about positive school culture practices and the fun of winning a conference raffle weekend getaway.

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