Bring Math to the table
About the book:
I am honored to see my latest book, Table Talk Math, published by Dave Burgess Consulting and available on Amazon. In it, math educators and experts from around the world offer ideas and share stories about ways in which parents can engage their children with a math-based conversation in an easy-to-read format and plenty of examples.
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With a foreword by Christopher Danielson and content from Fawn Nguyen, Andrew Stadel, Mary Bourassa, Nat Banting, and Annie Fetter, this is certainly a resource to share with parents and educators who are interested in finding new ways to talk about math.
I am honored to see my latest book, Table Talk Math, published by Dave Burgess Consulting and available on Amazon. In it, math educators and experts from around the world offer ideas and share stories about ways in which parents can engage their children with a math-based conversation in an easy-to-read format and plenty of examples.
To get more ideas sent straight to your inbox, sign up for the newsletter!
With a foreword by Christopher Danielson and content from Fawn Nguyen, Andrew Stadel, Mary Bourassa, Nat Banting, and Annie Fetter, this is certainly a resource to share with parents and educators who are interested in finding new ways to talk about math.
praise for table talk math
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“As an elementary school principal, I’ll do everything I can to get Table Talk Math in the hands of parent communities. John Stevens’ honest experiences about the power of having meaningful and intentional conversations with kids is truly transformative. If you’re looking for ways to promote curiosity, confidence, and risk taking in your own children, this book is, without a doubt, for you!”
—Amy Fadeji, mrsfadeji.blogspot.com |
“Table Talk Math is chock-full of stories that will make you feel like you’re seated at John's table. This practical guide provides the perfect balance of accessible resources, empowering coaching, and authentic humor. Teachers and parents, get ready to pull up a chair, and invite students of all ages to join mathematical conversations that develop number sense, perseverance, and joy.”
—Cathy Yenca, mathycathy.com |
“How appropriate that a book designed to help parents have conversations about math with their children is written in such a conversational format. If more authors approached math in the way that John Stevens does in Table Talk Math, we might be able to begin to erase the stigma that surrounds math in our culture.”
—Donna Boucher, math consultant and coauthor of Guided Math Workshop, mathcoachscorner.com |
As parents and guardians, we want what is best for our children. From the playground to the classroom, we entrust educators with providing the best possible experience for our youth. The trouble with math is that things appear to be changing. The goal of Table Talk Math is to provide clarity for what students could be doing to increase their math fluency and also provide prompts to discuss around the dinner table (or anywhere, for that matter).
Each week, the newsletter will have a different prompt, maybe an article or a book recommendation, and guest contributions. Subscribe to Table Talk Math and prepare for a weekly idea (or two) that you could use to enhance the dinner table conversations.
While you're here, check out books to support math fluency and extra resources that you can access.
For any questions, please feel free to reach out to @tabletalkmath on Twitter or email me at [email protected]. I would love to hear how you are having math-y conversations with your child(ren)!
Each week, the newsletter will have a different prompt, maybe an article or a book recommendation, and guest contributions. Subscribe to Table Talk Math and prepare for a weekly idea (or two) that you could use to enhance the dinner table conversations.
While you're here, check out books to support math fluency and extra resources that you can access.
For any questions, please feel free to reach out to @tabletalkmath on Twitter or email me at [email protected]. I would love to hear how you are having math-y conversations with your child(ren)!
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