Want to build a personal curriculum on learning how to code? Check out these resources for Wolfram Language to start coding #WithWolfram. buff.ly/9JYjrDY

Learning about ancient dice is just one of many mathematical journeys you can take. buff.ly/JF6cD12 #MathSky #MTBoS

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Mandalas? Bobbing text? Put the fun in function with ideas from this post! buff.ly/1j6UICW #iTeachMath

Code can be used in a multitude of ways, from battling robots to transforming info into insight, as with computational essays.

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With Thanksgiving comes platters of food… sitting out for far too long? Maybe it’s time to think, “Should I eat that?” 🤔 https://buff.ly/42d7ioJ

Multitasking is a pitfall for learners in ways you might not realize. For example, some icebreakers require rehearsal, with students becoming distracted by trying to think of witticisms before their turn comes along! (via @cultofpedagogy.bsky.social) https://buff.ly/3ZjSc14

“Math can be more than numbers. It’s letters, words, sentences. It’s spoken aloud in talks and epiphanized in pattern matching.” Many folks have championed writing alongside mathematics. Check out these resources to learn more! https://buff.ly/45c5egO

Can learning be made more fun, and more importantly, does gamification help students learn? Check out the research from @learningscientists.bsky.social. https://buff.ly/48m2sbW

A student interested in both math and writing didn’t see them as opposites, but instead as complementary tasks. Here, he writes about how he would integrate writing into the math classroom. https://buff.ly/2KVXBFW

“Earth has experienced five major extinctions since life first appeared almost four billion years ago.” Exploring monarch butterflies #WithWolfram, tracking their migration and other facets of biodiversity using code. https://buff.ly/3YdsZVC

Math can be fun, math can be rigorous, math can be…both? In this Edutopia post, read about different ways to encourage mathematical excitement while still maintaining academic rigor. From number talks to providing student choice, there are plenty of ideas. https://buff.ly/3YXG5qf

Retrieval practice involves students trying to retrieve (recall) information they’ve learned. This act of retrieval encourages neural connections, which in turn promotes deeper learning. In this post, learn about how retrieval practice can be implemented into the classroom. https://buff.ly/3O0mBuX