myrmepropagandist on Nostr: nprofile1q…nrj0y Yes! those ideas always seemed so pi in the sky to me though when ...

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Yes! those ideas always seemed so pi in the sky to me though when I'd try to apply them to math class where there are standardized tests and check lists that must be met.

But what if it were more typical to have a teacher who works across grades like I do? I was at a little conference for HS calculus teachers recently and I was the only one who taught another subject or younger grades.

In too many schools the calculus teacher isn't ever assigned to lower grades.