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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2025 · 48 MIN

Professor Jo Boaler: Math-ish: a groundbreaking guide to finding joy, understanding and diversity in mathematics.

from The Art of Teaching · host Mathew Green

Welcome to today’s episode! Math (or maths!) is more than just numbers—it’s a part of everyday life, but how we connect with it is different for everyone. For some, it builds confidence, while for others, it can bring anxiety. Professor. Jo Boaler, a Stanford researcher and expert in math education, has a fresh perspective. In her book Math-Ish, she introduces the concept of math as a dynamic, real-world process, embracing diverse learning styles and approaches. Her research shows that when we celebrate these differences, we unlock our true potential in math. Please stick with us as we dive into this revolutionary view of learning! Here is my first conversation with her: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/professor-jo-boaler-developing-mindsets-embracing-failure/id1552506400?i=1000630363973 Connect: 🎙 https://shorturl.at/6iVsq 💡https://www.theartofteaching.org 🙋‍♂️ https://www.mathewgreen.com/about/ ✏️ https://www.mathewgreen.com/thoughts  

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