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Monthly Archives: April 2019
Takeaway #1 from #NCTM2019: Equitable teaching practices.
This is my first post in a LOONG time. It’s been quite a year. Without getting too detailed: I left my last school (after 18 years) to help build a mathematics program at a new school. I love this new … Continue reading
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