Math and Other Things

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keepindianalearning@ciesc.org

kinlevents@ciesc.org

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A Tale of Two Basic Fact Fluency Stories with Ryan Flessner

October 16, 2026

Basic fact fluency is a great big topic and I’m gearing up for a few episodes - or many, we’ll see -  to talk about it. I don’t have any documented evidence to support this, but in my 20 years of having a leadership role of some kind in schools the quote, “My kids don’t know their facts” is a statement I hear over and over again. When I ask what they’re doing to teach facts sometimes they answer that they are giving timed tests; other times, they say “well we aren’t allowed to give timed test...

The Things We Need to be Talking About Regarding Math Intervention with Kristen Acosta

September 04, 2026

This is a long overdue recording with Kristen Acosta about thinking about and planning for intervention in our math classrooms. I got the idea to record this episode after the first time we chatted a few years ago, and we finally did. I cannot tell you how many important reflections and ideas there are in this episode regarding how we think about the purpose of intervention, how we assess students, how we plan, and the tools we use. If you are someone thinking deeply about math intervention -...

Our Favorite Tools in Math Class with Ryan Flessner

August 20, 2026

Welcome to the 2026-2027 school year! Ryan Flessner joins me in this episode to talk about our favorite tools for math class. We had no idea what each of us was going to say, so this was a really fun conversation! Links to as many things as we can below - nothing is sponsored and no discounts, but we wanted to show you what’s out there! If you choose to purchase, please find the best and cheapest way to do so! BUT, you may also find, after this episode, that some of the best tools are complet...

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The publicly listed emails for Math and Other Things: keepindianalearning@ciesc.org and kinlevents@ciesc.org.

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Math and Other Things typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Practical experience in math education, such as classroom teaching or expertise in math instruction and intervention. Recent guests include Ryan Flessner, Kristen Acosta, and Ryan Flessner.

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Recent episodes cover Education, Math Education, Math Instruction, Math Intervention, and Teacher Development. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.