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Stepping into the ClassroomGetting Ready for a Math Session Take a look at this snippet from an actual classroom conversation:
At first glance, it may seem like a spontaneous exchange. However, do you think the teacher would have received that response without carefully preparing the question ahead of time?
We invite you to see how a teacher prepares a session, reflects on her questions, and how everything finally comes together in the classroom.
The Class of My LifeA Conversation About Learning Mathematics and Professional Learning
“The kind of learning we want for our students is the kind we should also seek for ourselves,” Jordi Deulofeu Don’t miss it!
The Tangram NewsHighlights, Reflections, and Key Dates! Happy 2026…and yes, the number really is happy! 🎉
👉 This year, saying Happy 2026 makes more sense than ever. 🙂 As part of our New Year tradition, we’ve put together a middle school session to kick off the year on a positive note. We invite you to explore multi-step problems that equal 2026 and uncover the unique happiness hidden within this number.
Eratosthenes’ LibraryRecommendations for Everyone Eratosthenes, what do we find in your library today?📖 BOOK
Lewis Carroll in Numberland (Robin Wilson, 2009)A fantastic mathematical biography of one of history’s most iconic children’s authors, thanks to his imaginative story Alice in Wonderland. 🎬 MOVIE
Moneyball (Bennett Miller, 2011)A baseball team manager challenges the traditional rules of the game by relying on data and statistical models instead of intuition. Through the power of numbers, he builds a winning team. 🧩 GAME
Lints (Reiner Knizia, 2022)A simple yet enjoyable card game where you collect lints… without getting too ambitious! Great for working on number sense and basic ideas of chance. 📃 ARTICLE
Jankvist, U. T. (2009). A categorization of the “whys” and “hows” of using history in mathematics education.This article offers a framework for understanding the reasons and methods for integrating the history of mathematics into the classroom. ✨ ANNIVERSARY
Kepler and NewtonThis month, we celebrate the anniversaries of Isaac Newton (January 4) and Johannes Kepler (January 6), two key scientists essential to our understanding of the universe. Although they were not contemporaries, their ideas are deeply connected: Kepler described the motion of the planets with precision, and Newton explained why, using the law of gravity. How do you like Aresta?Tell us what you like and what we could improve about this newsletter. Your feedback helps us make every edition better. Rate us
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