SXSWedu 2016
The Math Wars are Over—And Digital Won
Description:
The public dialogue on math education has for years been dominated by various camps backing one pedagogy or another. However, the advent of a new generation of digital resources has empowered classroom teachers to go beyond pedagogy and tailor instruction to fit the needs of individual students. Hear the perspectives of various educators as they discuss how digital content ultimately won the ‘Math Wars.’
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Takeaways
- Discuss the evolution of the math wars – from the 80s until now
- Look at why digital tools are more effective with today’s digital natives
- Explore different models of integrating digital learning into math classes
Speakers
- Matt Larson, President Elect, The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)
- Mark Schommer, K-12 Math Coordinator, D.C. Everest Area School District
- Marty Creel, Chief Academic Officer / Vice President, Curriculum & Instruction, Discovery Education
- Justin Metzger, Math Teacher , Carroll County Public Schools
Organizer
Anne Gordon, Exec Asst, Discovery Education
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