1. Math Literacy
1.1. Literacy Math Ideas
1.1.1. Create unique and fun teaching resources
1.2. Box Cars
1.2.1. provides hands-on math and literacy games, materials and workshops linked to our state or provincial curriculum
1.3. Young PeoplesProject
1.3.1. Uses Math Literacy Work to develop the abilities of elementary through high school students to succeed in school and in life
2. Education and Resources
2.1. PBIS Teachers
2.1.1. Offers free digital resources and PD courses that helps you transform learning.
2.2. Scholastic Teachers
2.2.1. Empower educators with ready-to-go resources, books for every level, and literacy tools for today's diverse classroom.
2.3. Education Week
2.3.1. Inspiring you through K-12 news, analysis, and opinion
2.4. Mathalicious
2.4.1. Provides teachers with real-world lessons that help them engage their students and challenge them to think more critically about the world.
3. Teacher Identity
3.1. James Sheldon @Teacheridentity
3.1.1. I started following him because he is a Mathematics ed scholar specializing in mathematics teacher identity, and queer/trans curriculum theory.
3.2. Rosie DeFino
3.2.1. I chose to follow her because she is a former elementary teacher and she represents social injustice.
3.3. Frances Harper
3.3.1. I chose to follow her because she knows how to collaborate in math and as a teacher I sometimes struggle with collaboration withing my math class.
4. Math Education
4.1. NCTM
4.1.1. The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics is the public voice of #MathEd that supports teachers to ensure equitable math learning 4 each & every student.
4.2. ASCD
4.2.1. Global nonprofit that helps educators at every step
4.3. edutopia
4.3.1. Inspiration and information about what works in education
4.4. Mindshift
4.4.1. Explores the future of learning, covering cultural and tech trends and innovations in education.
4.5. Math Teachers Circle
4.5.1. The circle builds professional learning communities of mathematicians and teachers-network project
4.6. Mathalicious
4.6.1. Provides teachers with real-world lessons that help them engage their students and challenge them to think more critically about the world.