What can the “ish” approach do for my kid?
Jo Boaler
Stanford University & youcubed (the center I direct)
- Part 1How Can I Help My Child Do Better in Math?
- Part 2 What can the “ish” approach do for my kid?
Show Notes
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00:30What is the "ish" approach to math?Discussion on the concept and application of the "ish" approach in mathematics education.
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05:15How does "ish" improve problemExploring how the "ish" approach enhances problem-solving abilities in students.
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10:45Can the "ish" approach benefit different learning styles?Examining the adaptability of the "ish" approach to cater to various learning preferences.
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15:20How does "ish" reduce math anxiety?Insights into how the "ish" approach can help alleviate math-related stress and anxiety.
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20:10What evidence supports "ish" effectiveness in education?Delving into the research and evidence backing the effectiveness of the "ish" approach in educational settings.
Quotes
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"You're born with a math brain or you're not, I can't tell you how pervasive that idea is still. And it's just not true. Everybody's brain can grow and develop and change; And until we get rid of those ideas, it's hard to make positive changes" - Jo Boaler
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"We need to make math the more interesting and conceptual subject that is not just about right and wrong answers" - Jo Boaler
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I do think the math in the world has changed quite significantly, but the maths we're teaching has not changed." - Jo Boaler
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"That flexible, creative thinking that's so important for the 21st century. AI cannot do that. AI can do more procedural, algorithmic thinking, but it cannot do that flexible, creative thinking. Humans are ideally suited to do that." - Jo Boaler
- Part 1How Can I Help My Child Do Better in Math?
- Part 2 What can the “ish” approach do for my kid?
Jo Boaler
Stanford University & youcubed (the center I direct)
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Part 1How Can I Help My Child Do Better in Math?
Prof. Jo Boaler, from Standford University and youcubed, reacts to the controversy surrounding her work and talks about math strategies that actually get results. Professor Boaler was one of the most talked about education controversies in a long while, and she shares what her papers and opinions for the state of California education actually are.
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Part 2What can the “ish” approach do for my kid?
Professor Jo Boaler, from Stanford University and youcubed, discusses the power of the "ish" approach in education. Embracing the concept of "ish" can help children develop a positive mindset towards learning and problem-solving in mathematics. Jo shares insights on how this approach can benefit students and educators alike.
