89. Single Indicator Rubric

In today's episode I talk with Fern Johnson. She teaches a K/1 class in Oregon. She's just starting her BTC journey, and her perspective and story are no less important than those of us who have been at this work for years. I'm confident you'll enjoy hearing about her journey and will learn something that will support your journey as well.Jo BoalerIllustrative MathPam HarrisChase Orton Sue O'Connell

In today's episode, I get to chat with a few lovely first graders who have brilliant insight into our thinking classroom. Thanks for listening in!

In this episode, I talk with Jessica Curtis, a math coach in Connecticut. We talk about teacher beliefs, how they affect practices, and what that can look like in the thinking classroom. Enjoy!Make Math MomentsSteve WyborneyPam Harris

In this episode, I am fortunate enough to chat with Liesl McConchie, the author of Building a Positive Math Identity. In this conversation, Liesl brings her expansive knowledge of the brain to the math classroom and specifically to the thinking classroom. She's brilliant.Building a Positive Math IdentityLiesl's website

In this episode, I talk with Erin Timms. She's a kindergarten teacher in New York. She's doing some magical things with those young students of hers. I know you'll enjoy listening in!Building a Positive Math IdentityA Mindset for Learning

In today's episode, I offer a different perspective regarding rewards and punishments as they pertain to the thinking classroom.Building a Positive Math IdentityLessons in CommunityKids First From Day OneA Mindset for Learning

In today's episode, I talk about experiencing the single indicator rubric as a student in Peter Liljedahl's thinking classroom.

In this episode, I talk to Ashley Smith, Gayane Hanyaloglu, and Amanda Holland about their experiences from day two of the fourth annual Building Thinking Classrooms Conference in New Haven, Connecticut. Thanks for listening!

In today's special episode, I talk with Amanda Holland, Ashley Smith, and Gayana Hanyaloglu about our favorite moments from the first day of the Building Thinking Classrooms Conference in New Haven, Connecticut. A special thanks to these friends for letting me rope them into chatting. Enjoy!Chelsea McClellan Episode

In this episode, I talk with Megan Mann. She teaches kindergarten outside of Chicago. I'd love to sit in her classroom and see and hear her students think. I bet it's quite magical. She proves this work can be done with our little people.Christina TondevoldThinking Wands The Curiosity Shop