It's time to kick off #MathPhoto25 with #squares! Hunt for square shapes and perfect square numbers. Take photos & share on Bluesky using the hashtags #MathPhoto25 and #square. Please add alt text to your photos for increased access. #ITeachMath
Krista Ediger
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Educator. Interested in assessment, curriculum, change, impact, food, and building curiosity.
All AI implementation plans, especially those in #bced, should enhance students' development of the Core Competencies rather than impede. If we want students to become educated citizens, we must create learning environments conducive to that. READ MORE: mrblairsclass.blogspot.com/2025/06/buil...
Building Educated Citizens Through AI: Aligning with BC’s Core Competencies
BC's Revised Curriculum prioritizes the development of students' core competencies , which serve as the foundation for their growth into ed...
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At the NOIIE Symposium today. It’s a joy to hear from Kath Murdoch. She asks: If you could ask just one question of every educator in this room, what would it be? #noiie2025
This is among the most depressing things I have ever read, and makes me very nervous about the ability for any of these daily ChatGPT users to independently problem-solve or think creatively: nymag.com/intelligence...
Everyone Is Cheating Their Way Through College
ChatGPT has unraveled the entire academic project.
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I love thinking of subtraction in these ways.
Howie Hua@howiehua.bsky.social · 2y agoWe don't HAVE to rely on (or go straight to) "two negatives make a positive" when subtracting negatives. Here are two visuals I recommend when learning this concept. #math #ITeachMath #EduSky youtube.com/shorts/KCaCG...
Agree…good read. Few answers (one of the themes), but lots to consider.
Damon Beres@damonberes.com · 2y agoI love this story by @kait.bsky.social, about her experience at a $560 class in upscale Brooklyn that is ostensibly dedicated to teaching parents and caretakers how to wrest their attention back from their phones. It's funny! And smart. www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...