Math on the Rocks

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dhabecker@mcoe.org

executive@cmc-math.org

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Ep 79 - Duane and Cole talk Direct Instruction

October 08, 2026

The recent Science of Reading movement has caused dozens of states to update their instructional practices with reading. Many states have gone so far as to legislate science of reading instruction. Duane is concerned that well-meaning politicians and school leaders will attempt to over-generalize the direct instruction that is an essential component to teaching young readers and apply it to mathematics. This episode is the start of an ongoing series of conversations about direct instruction i...

Ep 78 - Mike Flynn is making math more accessible with micro moves

September 22, 2026

Mike Flynn invites us to rethink accessibility in mathematics by shifting the focus from fixing students to redesigning the learning environment. Drawing on Universal Design for Learning and his own experience as both an educator and parent, Mike shows how small instructional changes can dramatically change how students experience math.In this episode, Mike shares practical “micro moves” teachers can use with the curriculum they already have, including adding visuals, slowly revealing informa...

Ep 77 - Joanie Funderburk is shifting the cognitive lift to students

August 25, 2026

Joanie Funderburk challenges us to think about who is doing the mathematical thinking in our classrooms. Even when we believe students should make sense of mathematics for themselves, our instinct to help can sometimes lead us to take over the very thinking we want students to do.In this episode, Joanie shares three practical ways to shift the cognitive lift to students: start with a quick win that gives every learner an entry point, get students talking so they can practice being mathematica...

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What is the email for Math on the Rocks?

The publicly listed emails for Math on the Rocks: dhabecker@mcoe.org and executive@cmc-math.org.

How many listeners does Math on the Rocks have?

Podseeker estimates Math on the Rocks reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Math on the Rocks?

Math on the Rocks typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Mathematics educators, education researchers, teacher educators, instructional coaches, curriculum specialists, and authors with practical expertise in classroom instruction or math education policy. Common among recent guests: Published research or practitioner resources; Authorship of mathematics education books or curricula; Professional expertise in teacher development or instructional practice. Recent guests include Heather Price, Ashley Powell, and Kevin Dykema.

How hard is it to get booked on Math on the Rocks?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Math on the Rocks cover?

Recent episodes cover Math Education, Pedagogy, Curriculum, Problem Solving, and Teacher Training. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.