PBS Videos
In 2013, PBS filmed my classroom for two days. This was part of the PBS Learning Media project, creating a library of videos for use in teacher development.
MY DEBATE VIDEO, provided a view of the debate structure used in my classroom. It was followed by a WEBINAR for teachers the following year.
PBS made some additional videos available on the learning media site, showcasing
MY DEBATE VIDEO, provided a view of the debate structure used in my classroom. It was followed by a WEBINAR for teachers the following year.
PBS made some additional videos available on the learning media site, showcasing
Books
In 2017, Dr. Ilana Horn published Motivated, an excellent book about creating a classroom culture for learning math! Dr. Horn compares the works of six different teachers, including me!
In 2017, Tracy Zager published Becoming the Math Teacher You Wish You'd Had. Check out the brief section about math debates in the second half of the book!
In 2017, Tracy Zager published Becoming the Math Teacher You Wish You'd Had. Check out the brief section about math debates in the second half of the book!
NCSM/NCTM Talk
In 2015, I spoke at the national conference in Boston on developing debate in the math class, in partnership with The Math Forum.
MY IGNITE TALK (5 minutes, 20 slides automatically advancing every 15 seconds) is a quick introduction to my classroom debate routines.
MY IGNITE TALK (5 minutes, 20 slides automatically advancing every 15 seconds) is a quick introduction to my classroom debate routines.
RADIO
In spring of 2014, I was part of a panel of math teachers discussing the Common Core math standards on Bloomberg EDU with Jane Williams, part of Bloomberg Radio. The recording (our discussion follows a 15 minute interview with Jim Simons) can be found here:
BLOOMBERG RADIO RECORDING
BLOOMBERG RADIO RECORDING
CUNY TV
An interview with me was briefly featured as part of CUNY TV's episode focused on Math for America. The full video can be seen here:
CUNY TV
CUNY TV
Webinar
On Oct. 14, 2014, I was the presenter (online) for the Global Math Department weekly meeting. I led an online discussion about debate techniques for the math classroom. The webinar was recorded and can be seen here:
GLOBAL MATH DEPT WEBINAR
GLOBAL MATH DEPT WEBINAR
