I’ve written this post for the MTBoS virtual conference on humanizing mathematics. How do you highlight that the doing of mathematics is a human endeavor? Thanks to people like Rochelle Gutiérrez and conversations on Twitter, at Math for America, and through MTBoS, I’ve spent the past three years wrapping my head around this idea of… Read more

This fall, I’ll be starting a doctorate in Curriculum, Instruction, and Teacher Education (CITE) at Michigan State University. I received an email from one of my methods professors asking us to answer these two prompts: What motivated you to apply to and enter a doctoral program? What do you hope to focus on or learn… Read more