Mathworlds
Dan MeyerBuilding better worlds for learning math.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 161 | Subscribers | Read | danmeyer.substack.com |
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I Don’t Believe This Finding That AI Is Saving Teachers Six Weeks per Year
EdTechnical is currently announcing the winners of their forecasting competition, where entrants made predictions about five different questions in education. I was a judge for the “Teaching Profession” track which asked:
Five Friends Help a Math Teacher Get Out of a Jam
I have made some very interesting friends in my time working in math education. Many of them have their own platforms, but many of them don’t, and I have started to feel selfish keeping their wisdom between them and me. So periodically, I’m...
Highlights from Stanford's AI+Education Summit
I attended the AI+Education Summit at Stanford last week, the fourth year for the event and the first year for me. Organizer Isabelle Hau invited researchers, philanthropists, and a large contingent of teachers and students, all of them par...
“Math” “Teacher”
Hey - I’m Dan Meyer and I write about math teaching and technology on special Wednesdays. Today, I’m sharing videos of two math teachers who I think can help us better understand the terrain of some of our debates about math teaching. Then ...
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Currently: @Amplify. Previously: @Desmos, Stanford University, high school math teacher. Always: recreational math user.
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