Author: dhabecker
When it comes to supporting teachers in providing good mathematics instruction for their students, the 2023 California Mathematics Framework makes it abundantly clear that there are three areas of support that we need to provide teachers. The framework calls these the Three Dimensions of Systemic Change: An assets-based approach to instruction Active engagement through investigation […]
One of the things I’ve always appreciated about teaching is that each new school year feels like an opportunity to grow, try out new ideas, and build on both the successes and failures of the previous year. Amidst the hustle and bustle of starting a new school year, I hope you can find a quiet […]
ARTICLE: https://www.forbes.com/sites/lindadarlinghammond/2025/06/28/its-time-to-change-the-math-calculus-how-the-us-can-finally-get-math-education-right/ This article by Linda Darling-Hammond on Forbes highlights a significant crisis in mathematics education within the United States, pointing to low PISA scores and a widespread fear of math among students, leading to labor shortages in technical fields. Darling-Hamond highlights the need for comprehensive reform, drawing comparisons with high-achieving countries like Singapore, Japan, […]
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The vision of our math team at the Merced County Office of Education comes straight from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics: Every students is “enthused by mathematics, sees the value and beauty of mathematics, and is empowered by the opportunities mathematics affords.” In this post, I want to focus on the last part […]
Join us the 3rd Thursday of each month at 4pm Pacific Time for an Inspiring Math Minds webinar. Here is our lineup of our next three speakers! Register for FREE: https://tinyurl.com/CMC-Webinars Here are the individual flyers…
AB 1705 is about to fully go into effect. I hear you snoring already. Talking about legislation is very rarely interesting. But this time it is very relevant to all students who think they may go to a community college after high school. According to AB 1705, the lowest math course that can be offered […]