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Chalk & Talk

Anna Stokke

Everyone wants to see children and young adults succeed in math, but it can be difficult to sort myths from facts in education. Join math professor, Anna Stokke, for conversations with leading educators about the importance of math, effective teaching methods, and debunking common myths about math and teaching. Chalk & Talk is a podcast for anyone interested in education, including educators, parents and students.

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Episódios

84 episódios

  1. How Do We Learn? What Memory Research Means for Teaching with Héctor Ruiz Martín (Ep 83) 58:35
  2. The Science of Clear Math Teaching with Kristopher Boulton (Ep 82) 1:09:22
  3. Making Sense of PISA 2025 with Montserrat Gomendio (Ep 81) 1:23:33
  4. How Two Teachers Turned Math Achievement Around with Max and Todd (Ep 80) 1:18:29
  5. Math Fact Crisis, Two Years Later with Brian Poncy (Ep 79) 58:55
  6. The Science and Craft of Great Teaching with Nidhi Sachdeva and Paul Kirschner (Ep 78) 1:12:37
  7. Five math myths that are holding students back (Ep 77) 22:01
  8. The Story Behind Mississippi’s Education Turnaround with Rachel Canter (Ep 76) 59:52
  9. How high expectations drive student achievement with Doug Lemov (Ep 75) 1:05:11
  10. Mailbag II: Math standards, teacher content knowledge, and more with Jonathan Regino (Ep 74) 53:05
  11. Mailbag I: Choosing math resources and handling mixed classes with Jon Regino 41:05
  12. Inside one of England’s top-performing non-selective schools with Robert Peal (Ep 72) 1:03:29
  13. Conviction vs. evidence: What’s driving math education’s worst policies with Thomas Briggs and David Shuck (Ep 71) 1:02:47
  14. What to do when “Research Shows” shuts you down: A guide for parents and teachers (Ep 70) 22:34
  15. We know more about teaching than ever—so why is change so slow? with Joanna Barbousas (Ep 69) 1:01:39
  16. The Finland myth, East Asia’s rise, and what makes education systems work with Montserrat Gomendio (Ep 68) 1:08:51
  17. Cognitive load theory and learning math with John Sweller (Ep 67) 59:28
  18. Desirable difficulties for learning with Elizabeth Bjork and Robert Bjork (Ep 66) 54:58
  19. Science of Math: The movement everyone's talking about with Sarah Powell (Ep. 65) 1:05:05
  20. Rosenshine's Principles of Instruction with Tom Sherrington (Ep 64) 1:03:00
  21. Teaching math so students learn with Craig Barton (Ep 63) 1:15:19
  22. Why more classroom technology is making students learn less (Ep 62) 1:11:23
  23. Why students struggle in math and how to fix it with Barbara Oakley and John Mighton (Ep 61) 1:08:10
  24. Rebuilding teacher training through cognitive science with Jonas Linderoth (Ep 60) 52:17
  25. Why reading became a human rights issue in Canada with George Georgiou (Ep 59) 1:12:50
  26. When a mathematician became education minister: Nuno Crato on transforming education (Ep 58) 1:06:39
  27. Top takeaways from Anita Archer on explicit instruction (abridged version of Ep 57) 32:21
  28. The power of explicit instruction with Anita Archer (Ep 57) 1:17:56
  29. Unmasking instructional illusions with Paul Kirschner, Carl Hendrick and Jim Heal (Ep 56) 1:13:50
  30. Mailbag: How to get started with evidence-based math instruction & tackle gaps with Jonathan Regino (Ep 55) 1:02:06
  31. Balanced literacy didn’t work—will balanced math? with Ben Solomon (Ep 54) 1:09:54
  32. Using the Instructional Hierarchy to teach math with Brendan Lee (Ep 53) 1:03:11
  33. The case for practice and the power of Math Corps with Alex Kontorovich (Ep 52) 1:16:37
  34. Rocking the times tables with Bruno Reddy (Ep 51) 59:37
  35. Universal screening in math with Amanda VanDerHeyden (Ep 50) 53:55
  36. From decline to top rankings: How England transformed education with Nick Gibb (Ep 49) 1:19:18
  37. How we learn: Naive, purposeful, and deliberate practice with Stephen Chew (Ep 48) 57:13
  38. Mailbag: Math facts vs calculators, a logic problem, the Southern surge (Ep 47) 14:49
  39. Reclaiming learning time to boost literacy and numeracy with Ross Fox (Ep 46) 1:13:17
  40. A decade of decline: Examining falling test scores with Mike Petrilli (Ep 45) 59:36
  41. Mailbag: Building Thinking Classrooms, number talks & more with Zach Groshell (Ep 44) 49:03
  42. How advocacy is changing reading instruction with Jamie Metsala (Ep 43) 1:15:17
  43. Math Academy: Optimizing student learning with Alex Smith and Justin Skycak (Ep 42) 1:14:55
  44. Supporting students with math difficulties with Sarah Powell (Ep 41) 58:53
  45. From math to science: How weak math skills hurt students with Therese Markow (Ep 40) 54:23
  46. Project Follow Through: Direct Instruction's overlooked success with Marcy Stein (Ep 39) 1:15:54
  47. Boosting attention and learning with Blake Harvard (Ep 38) 55:16
  48. Homework that works with Jo Castelino (Ep 37) 1:06:46
  49. How to Build Automaticity with Math Facts: A Practical Guide (Ep 36) 27:15
  50. Preparation for university math with Darja Barr and Dan Wolczuk (Ep 35) 1:04:04