Math Ed Podcast

This episode features an interview with Chris Jett about his new book 'Black Male Success in Higher Education', which explores the experiences of 16 Black men as mathematics majors through an ethnographic study.

This episode features an interview with researcher Drew Nucci about his work on artificial intelligence in math education, focusing on how teachers are using and learning about generative AI for instructional purposes.

This episode features an interview with Yusuke Uegatani about his research on informal reasoning in mathematics education, particularly how students use everyday knowledge to generalize beyond data in statistics.

This episode features an interview with Dan Meyer discussing his career in math education, his work at Desmos and Amplify, and the relationship between these organizations in curriculum development.

This episode features an interview with Alina Kadluba about her systematic review on assessing Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK) in mathematics education, exploring the framework's components and importance.

This episode features an interview with Eugenio Domínguez about his collaborative research article exploring how fifth-grade students at a Spanish immersion school engage with philosophical concepts of space in mathematics education.

This episode features an interview with Hanan El-Yami about her research on how prospective mathematics teachers understand and define radian angle measure, exploring qualitative versus quantitative views of angles.

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This episode features an interview with Pamela Weber-Harris about her book 'Developing Mathematical Reasoning, Avoiding the Trap of Algorithms' and her educational background in mathematics teaching.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features a conversation between Sam Otten and math education professor Egan Chernoff about a special issue of The Mathematics Enthusiast reviewing popular math books, and includes a discussion about promoting the Math Ed podcast.

This episode features an interview with Professor Christa Jackson about her co-authored article on an equity-oriented conceptual framework for K-12 STEM literacy, discussing the team's formation and motivation.

This episode features an interview with Julie Nurnberger-Haag about her research on sequencing shapes in early mathematics education based on cognitive science principles.

Three co-authors discuss their research article on language practices in elementary bilingual mathematics classrooms, exploring how they became interested in this topic through their teaching and academic work.

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This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode of the Math Ed Podcast features Julie Nurnberger-Haag discussing her research on children's math learning through books and games, with a focus on connecting her work on integer models.

This episode features an interview with Nicole Joseph about her research on Black girls' experiences in mathematics classrooms, focusing on intersectional harm and educational equity.

This episode features an interview with researchers Jana Višňovská and José Cortina discussing their collaborative work on curriculum coherence and fraction learning in primary mathematics education across different national contexts.

This episode presents a digest of a special issue from Education Sciences on incremental and innovative approaches to professional development for mathematics teachers, summarizing 10 open-access articles.

This episode features an interview with Julie Nurnberger-Haag about her research on teaching integer arithmetic in middle grades, focusing on negative numbers and effective pedagogical tools.

This episode features a respectful discussion between two guests with opposing perspectives on the Science of Math movement, exploring its intent, criticisms, and evidence-based approaches to mathematics teaching.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Priya V.

This episode features an interview with Jonathan Bostic about the creation and purpose of MathEdMeasures.org, a research resource for math education assessment and validity.

This episode features an interview with Sigal Rotem about her research on using critical incidents to promote prospective teachers' noticing during reflective discussions in fieldwork-based university courses.

This episode discusses the Practice-Driven Professional Development Project, focusing on incremental approaches to teacher professional development in mathematics, as explained by a team of researchers from various universities.

This episode summarizes four research articles in math education, covering topics like critical mathematics consciousness during COVID-19, algebra placement, African American perspectives, and math/science YouTubers, with an open call for professional development work.

This episode features an interview with distinguished mathematics education researcher Paul Cobb, tracing his career journey from an international student to becoming a leading scholar in the field.

This episode provides a summary of key ideas and presentations from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics annual meeting in Washington DC, focusing particularly on equity in mathematics education.

This episode provides a digest of the PME-NA conference in Reno, summarizing plenary presentations and research sessions on mathematics education.

This episode features an interview with researcher Anne-Sophie Supli about her study on how preschool children's focus on patterns relates to their understanding of randomness four years later, exploring broader implications for human reasoning and education.

This episode features an interview with Fran Arbaugh about a study on secondary mathematics pre-service teachers' instructional vision and the implementation of pedagogies of practice in a methods course.

This episode features an interview with professor Jeff Choppin about his research on how instructional materials influence the relationship between official curriculum standards and actual classroom implementation in mathematics education.

This episode features an interview with Amy Hackenberg about her research on units coordination and teacher decentering to support responsive teaching for middle school mathematics students.

This episode is an open call for audience submissions of short audio summaries of math education research to be compiled into future digest episodes of the podcast.

This episode features an interview with Christa Jackson about her new children's book series 'Powerful Mathematicians Who Changed the World', which combines creative fiction with real mathematical contributions to engage young readers.

This episode explores how Indigenous knowledge can be integrated into mathematics education to address achievement gaps for Māori and Pacific Islander students in New Zealand.

Samuel Otten reflects on reaching the 200th episode of the Math Ed Podcast, discussing its evolution, format variations, and the perseverance behind its 12-year journey.

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This episode features an interview with Drew Nucci about his research on teacher care in online environments and AI tools for teachers, discussing his background and work at West Ed.

This episode features an interview with two education professors discussing their research on how teacher praise influences the co-construction of mathematical competence in classrooms.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features a discussion with three scholars about their literature review article on mathematical representations in geometry teaching and learning in the United States.

Susan Empson traces a path from teaching high school math in the Peace Corps in Morocco and in New York City to graduate study at the University of Wisconsin, where Tom Carpenter and the CGI project redirected her career.

This episode features an interview with Hollylynne Lee, a professor specializing in statistics education, discussing her research on AP statistics courses.

Samuel Otten interviews Zandra de Araujo and Erin Smith about their research on supporting multilingual learners in mathematics, focusing on a recent article examining algebra curriculum materials.

This episode features an interview with Bhima Sapkota, a doctoral candidate at Purdue University, discussing her research on pre-service teachers' conceptualizations of mathematical tasks.

Math Ed Podcast episode 2112 digests Volume 13, Issue 1 of Investigations in Mathematics Learning, a special issue on critical perspectives of racialized identities in mathematics teaching and learning.

Interview with mathematics education researcher Zhenzhen Lo about her transition from pure mathematics to math education and her academic journey.

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Math Ed Podcast episode 2109 features Sam Otten of the University of Missouri interviewing Dr.

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This episode summarizes recent mathematics education research studies in a digest format, with contributions from multiple researchers.

Interview with mathematics education researcher David Pym about his career and research in communication and language in mathematics education.

An interview with co-authors about their book on radical curricular change in high school mathematics.

An interview with mathematics education researcher Jer Confrey about her career and research on students' mathematical thinking.