"Necessity is the the mother of invention!" I grew up with this quote and actually I do not know who said it first, and if it is in English exactly as I translated from Arabic. This quote jumped on my mind when I was trying to write about…
Ever sense I started school in kindergarten, I liked math. It came easily to me and it made perfect sense. I remember being moved to the, "advanced" math group in 4th grade, and I was so excited to learn more. However, for the longest time, I only like…
Student learning and engagement happens within a sweet-spot of rigor - when students are required to dig deep to access their potential, but with enough opportunity for success that they can imagine this potential, even if still struggling to access it. Science when taught in this sweet-spot, differentiated for each…
When children are young and their personalities start to emerge, you can begin to see their desires and preferences in the choices they make; what toys they chose to play with, with whom they chose to play, or how much imaginative play they engage in. Many of those preferences carry…
In this unique moment in education, it is increasingly difficult to have the bandwidth and space to think about how play can fit into our students’ learning. It is also difficult to be able to focus on our own academic and pedagogical pursuits. Recess is an opportunity for students to…
Welcome to the STME Landing Page. The goal of this page is for Math and Science Education students at CU Denver to have a place to share, reflect and learn about our student's learning and reasoning in equitable ways. Welcome all!…
Welcome to the STME Landing Page for CU Denver STEM Education. The purpose of this page is to have a space where we can reflect and post ideas pertinent to our STEM Education pages. Let's share our ideas about promoting equitable STEM Education…
