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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2020 · 18 MIN

Global Math Task: An Interview with Heidi Samuelson

from Math Knights · host Ron Martiello

In this episode, we speak with our special guest Heidi Samuelson. Heidi is a 4th Grade teacher of Math and Science from Western Tennessee. She is an Apple Distinguished Educator and the co-creator of Global Math Task. Heidi shares her journey as a global educator and informs us about how we can get our students involved in participating in more meaningful Math experiences through Global Math Tasks. After listening to the podcast, check out the resources below and get your classroom connected with Global Math Task. Global Math Task: http://gmttc.blogspot.com/ Heidi’s Blog: http://swampfrogfirstgraders.blogspot.com/ Global Math First Grade Twitter Challenge https://twitter.com/hashtag/gmttc1 Global Math Second Grade Twitter Challenge https://twitter.com/hashtag/gmttc2 Global Math Third Grade Twitter Challenge https://twitter.com/hashtag/gmttc3 Global Math Fourth Grade Twitter Challenge https://twitter.com/hashtag/gmttc4 Global Math Fifth Grade Twitter Challenge https://twitter.com/hashtag/gmttc5 Global Math Sixth Grade Twitter Challenge https://twitter.com/hashtag/gmttc6 Global Math Task 24 Flipgrid Challenge https://twitter.com/hashtag/gmttc24

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