Questioning assumptions with Constance Kamii
This is a brilliant blog post by Sylvia Martinez, reporting on the ideas of Constance Kamii about teaching mathematics to young learners. Sylvia has done a great job in putting the theory and then illustrating it with some fairly detailed practical tips, all based on a presentation by CK. She concludes with references and links to books by Kamii
This has the unmistakable appearance of a beautiful, fragrant flower shining in the desert of information overload and systemic separation of theory and practice.
A review (not mine) of “Sex is a Spectrum” by Agustín Fuentes
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This is not my review, thank Ceiling Cat, but it’s one I agree with.
Although I’m doing so reluctantly, I’m reading Agustín Fuentes’s recent
book Sex is a ...
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1 comment:
Thanks, Bill. I hope hope hope that people read her body of work. My post can't begin to capture the depth of what she's done.
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