Conversations with teachers, administrators, leaders, and students about mathematics teaching and learning.
Teaching That "Counts"
Claim This Podcastby Abel Maestas
4.9(11 reviews)
36 episodes
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Conversations with teachers, administrators, leaders, and students about mathematics teaching and learning.
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Publishing Since
12/8/2022
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Recent Episodes
June 16, 2026
S4 E1 - From Coach to Classroom: A Year of Reflection and Growth
<p>Abel kicks off Season Four of Teaching That Counts, sharing his positive math mindset and excitement for the upcoming season. Join me as I reflect on my year that started as a district secondary math instructional coach and then shifted to inquiry-based instruction. I discusses my return to the classroom, the challenges of classroom management, and the use of digital curriculum. I conclude with my plans for educational consulting, book writing, and upcoming presentations.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Positive math mindset</li><li>Shift to inquiry-based instruction</li><li>Challenges of classroom management</li><li>Future plans for educational consulting and book writing</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Season Four Kickoff</li><li>18:00 Classroom Experience</li><li>36:49 Professional Growth and Future Plans</li></ul>
May 29, 2025
S3 E10 - Discourse and Problem Solving with Ki Karou
Ki Karou, Senior Director at MIND Education, explores the importance of student discourse and problem-solving in mathematics, offering insights on integrating ed tech to boost engagement in this interview with the host.
April 30, 2025
S3 E9 - The Power of Problem-Based Learning with April Mouton
<p>What is problem-based learning? How can a problem-based curriculum positively impact students' experiences in mathematics? These are some questions that we explore in this episode as I welcome April Mouton to the podcast this month. April is the Interim Vice President of Product Development at Illustrative Mathematics. We discuss why problem-based learning is essential for keeping students engaged in math and how shifting from memorization to problem-solving leads to deeper understanding and better outcomes. This is definitely a conversation you don't want to miss if you have been thinking about moving to a student centered approach, working with Building Thinking Classrooms, or your district is using a problem-based curriculum, like Illustrative Mathematics! </p>
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