cognitively accessible mathI'm at Parkland College (for a few decades) helping folks navigate developmental courses/placements (but fighting the "hey, 5% of these folks could pass college so we should just get rid of developmental teaching" trends) dreaming of structured paths for building understanding and fluency instead of "I don't have time to teach you, here's a calculator."
See https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jvTlNmNI7nC9xMrVp2cc3d5RjWnpho0exwA_t86eWbI/edit?usp=sharing
cognitively accessible mathThings to do instead of being online:
--> I WISH THIS CAME UP FIRST WHEN I GO ONLINE but "at least sort through 10 things in your "important stuff from banks and things" drawers becaues they're a mess.
--> several secret projects
--> play with that old drone
--> read Sojourners articles
organize your batteries
anything :) : )
cognitively accessible mathThings to do instead of being online:
--> I WISH THIS CAME UP FIRST WHEN I GO ONLINE but "at least sort through 10 things in your "important stuff from banks and things" drawers becaues they're a mess.
--> several secret projects
--> play with that old drone
--> read Sojourners articles
organize your batteries
anything :) : )