In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about the end of the school year and summer!

CHALLENGE: Let us know when your last day of school is, what your plans are for the summer (personal and/or professional), and when your first day of school is next year!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk with Jayliya Fraser about how we are Math Rebels and how we impact our students.

CHALLENGE: Skill up and get very sharp on a granular level about your craft!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about the seventh Mathematical Thinking and Reasoning Standard in the Florida Mathematics Standards.

CHALLENGE: Let us know how you use “apply mathematics to real-world contexts” in your class!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about the sixth Mathematical Thinking and Reasoning Standard in the Florida Mathematics Standards.

CHALLENGE: Let us know how you use “assess the reasonableness of solutions” in your class!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about the fifth Mathematical Thinking and Reasoning Standard in the Florida Mathematics Standards.

CHALLENGE: Let us know how you use patterns and structure to help understand and connect mathematical concepts.

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about the fourth Mathematical Thinking and Reasoning Standard in the Florida Mathematics Standards.

CHALLENGE: Let us know how much you think one AI (teacher) robot costs!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about the third Mathematical Thinking and Reasoning Standard in the Florida Mathematics Standards.

CHALLENGE: Get in touch with us and tell us what’s on your mind!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about the second Mathematical Thinking and Reasoning Standard in the Florida Mathematics Standards.

CHALLENGE: Let us know about a model that can be used when multiplying two negative integers.

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about the first Mathematical Thinking and Reasoning Standard in the Florida Mathematics Standards.

CHALLENGE: Let us know how your state’s process standards align with Florida’s MTRs.

In this episode, Laura and Karina discuss a little bit of everything!  P.S. We curse in this episode!

CHALLENGE: Reach out to us about the eleven fingers, the stem and leaf plot, or fractions.  Give us a reaction or a thought.  We want to hear from you!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about an article in Teaching Children’s Mathematics - Principles to Actions: Moving to a framework for teaching mathematics (pages 134-137, November/December 2018).

CHALLENGE: Let us know something good that’s happening in your world!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about the amazing subtraction strategy - Constant Difference!

CHALLENGE: Let us know one topic that you are teaching that you’ve found a better way to teach!

In this episode, Laura and Karina (kind of) talk about engagement strategies.  This episode is really just all over the place.  Keeping it real with you.  LOL

CHALLENGE: Let us know what audiobooks you’re listening to!

In this episode, Laura and Karina discuss the pros and cons of small groups.

CHALLENGE: Do you have a computer program that allows you to see what your students are doing on their computers?

In this episode, Laura and Karina discuss fluency.

CHALLENGE: Let us know what your non-negotiables are before your students leave your grade level.

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk about equivalent fractions.

CHALLENGE: Share something that you are struggling with or are doing something well with!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk with Brooke Powers about humanizing math, leadership, and pop culture!

CHALLENGE: What joy have you had in your classroom?  Let us know!

In this episode, Laura and Karina catch up on what’s been happening in their lives in the past two months.

CHALLENGE: What’s going on in your lives?  Let us know!

In this episode, Laura flies solo and talks about her biggest takeaways from Math Week (a.k.a. the NCSM and NCTM National Math Conferences in October in Atlanta, Georgia)!

CHALLENGE: Share your biggest takeaways from any PDs you’ve recently attended!

In this episode, Laura and Karina talk with Mona Iehl about her book Word Problem Workshop: 5 Steps to Creating a Classroom of Problem Solvers.

CHALLENGE: Share with us how you do any of the five steps - Launch, Grapple, Share, Discuss, Reflect.  Also, check out the book and let us know what you think about it!