enero 23, 2023
RJEM at Work highlights the everyday efforts of caregivers, community organizations, teachers, researchers, and educational institutions to promote racial justice in the mathematical experiences of children. For the RJEM Local Planning Committee, there are multiple…
One important component of racial justice work is the commitment to continuous learning and reflection. Regardless of how long you have been engaged in racial justice in early math, there is always something interesting, relevant,…
RJEM at Work highlights the everyday efforts of caregivers, community organizations, teachers, researchers, and educational institutions to promote racial justice in the mathematical experiences of children. For the RJEM Local Planning Committee, there are multiple…
In this interview, we talked with Dr. Danny Bernard Martin, professor of Mathematics and Education at the University of Illinois Chicago. Dr. Martin's extensive research has focused primarily on understanding the salience of race and…
We are excited to launch RJEM in 12, a series of short and insightful interviews with researchers, teachers, community members, and other stakeholders whose work advances racial justice in early mathematics. Our first guest is…
This series from the Racial Justice in Early Math project highlights researchers, program facilitators, educators, and others who are actively working to advance the discussion around racial justice and the field of early mathematics. To…
El coaching pedagógico es fundamental para los esfuerzos de desarrollo profesional de la Colaboración. Hay mucho que aprender de lo que funciona y de lo que no cuando se trata de estrategias de coaching para la primera infancia, especialmente cuando se centra en la...
El doctor David Purpura, de la Universidad de Purdue, describe la investigación de su equipo y la intervención diseñada en torno a los libros ilustrados y su eficacia en los hogares.
En Promising Math 2019, Kelly Mix dio una charla sobre cómo el lenguaje promueve el desarrollo de la cognición numérica en los niños pequeños. La Dra. Mix es la presidenta del departamento de Desarrollo Humano y Metodologías Cuantitativas de...
Omo Moses, fundador de MathTalk, y su colega, Keith Griffin, hablan de cómo se conectaron a través del baloncesto y pasaron a encontrar formas locales y culturalmente relevantes para involucrar a las familias en el aprendizaje de las matemáticas en su propio barrio.