Using the qualities of mathematical learning experiences as our guideposts, we can ensure that any pedagogical approaches, including Problem-Based Learning, are interpreted and implemented in ways that lead to meaningful and lasting student learning.
The new California Mathematics Framework, finalized and adopted in July of 2023, sets a bold vision for the future of mathematics education in California.
California Math & YOU, the innovative K–12 math curriculum from Big Ideas Learning, has officially been approved by the California State Board of Education for mathematics instruction kindergarten through Algebra 1 and Integrate Math 1.
In this blog, you’ll learn what types of feedback truly move learning forward, how math teachers can make it timely and actionable, and why the right comments, not more comments, make all the difference.
Mathematical discourse is the purposeful communication, through talk, reasoning, argumentation, and representations, that students and teachers engage in to build, test, and refine mathematical understanding together.
This webinar explores how evidence-informed practices can balance rigor with joy, make thinking visible, and engage every learner.
In this Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World take & teach lesson plan, students explore sustainable solutions to global hunger and climate change with National Geographic Explorer Dr. Jennifer Burney.
This lesson introduces students to the foundational concepts of artificial intelligence by exploring the artificial neuron.
Mathematical modeling transforms math from abstract exercises into a tool for understanding and improving the world. When students connect mathematics to real-life problems, they discover its power to create change and develop the confidence to think critically and creatively.
This comprehensive physics mini‑lab lesson plan provides a collection of short, hands‑on investigations that guide students through key concepts.