Get More Math Podcast

In this episode of the Get More Math podcast, you’ll hear a candid conversation with educator Joan Shearman. With 33 years of classroom experience under her belt, Joan is continuing to try new ways to connect with her students during the COVID era. Listen in to her conversation with Josh to discover how she is evolving to address the challenges she’s facing with her students. In this episode we discuss how Joan is: 

• adjusting to using new online technology
• making herself available to students and parents
• tailoring lessons to individual students
• connecting with her students through individualized messaging

If you’d like to know more or see what it’s all about, we’d like to give you a free trial! Go to GetMoreMath.com to learn more

Helpful Links and Resources

• Get More Math Software
• Google Classroom
• Khan Academy

We hope you enjoy this interview! Drop us a comment or email us at [email protected] and let us know what you think of this episode. 

In this episode of the Get More Math podcast, you’ll hear a candid conversation with educator Joan Shearman. With 33 years of classroom experience under her belt, Joan is continuing to try new ways to connect with her students during the COVID era. Listen in to her conversation with Josh to discover how she is evolving to address the challenges she’s facing with her students. In this episode we discuss how Joan is: 

• adjusting to using new online technology
• making herself available to students and parents
• tailoring lessons to individual students
• connecting with her students through individualized messaging

If you’d like to know more or see what it’s all about, we’d like to give you a free trial! Go to GetMoreMath.com to learn more

Helpful Links and Resources

• Get More Math Software
• Google Classroom
• Khan Academy

We hope you enjoy this interview! Drop us a comment or email us at [email protected] and let us know what you think of this episode. 

We’re all making adjustments during the COVID-19 crisis, especially schools. No matter how long a teacher has taught in a classroom, distance learning on this scale is a first in our lifetime. In this episode, you’ll listen in on a discussion with a technology-driven teacher, Mrs. Cox, and hear how she’s adjusting to this new normal. Mrs. Cox shares with us how she’s adapting her lessons, making herself available to students, and ways she’s continuing to build relationships through remote learning.

In this episode we discuss how Mrs. Cox is: 

• shifting to the online teaching format by creating teaching video lessons
• getting comfortable with teaching to the camera
• continuing to use the Get More Math classroom software. 
• maintaining the relational connection between students and teachers
• adjusting to no face-to-face interaction or real-time conversation during lessons
• managing the shift of accountability from teacher-to-student to parent-to-student

We're also discussing ways teachers can start implementing a more structured digital environment. You also hear how Mrs. Cox is still using our math education software during this period of distance learning. If you'd like to know more or see what it's all about, we'd like to give you a free trial! Go to Getmoremath.com to learn more!

Helpful Links and Resources

• Get More Math Software
• Khan Academy
• Wacom - Intuos Wireless Graphic Tablet *In the interview, Josh mentioned that this tablet costs $30-$40, but that information is no longer accurate.

We hope you enjoy this interview! Drop us a comment or email us at [email protected] and let us know what you think of this episode. 

We’re all making adjustments during the COVID-19 crisis, especially schools. No matter how long a teacher has taught in a classroom, distance learning on this scale is a first in our lifetime. In this episode, you’ll listen in on a discussion with a technology-driven teacher, Mrs. Cox, and hear how she’s adjusting to this new normal. Mrs. Cox shares with us how she’s adapting her lessons, making herself available to students, and ways she’s continuing to build relationships through remote learning.

In this episode we discuss how Mrs. Cox is: 

• shifting to the online teaching format by creating teaching video lessons
• getting comfortable with teaching to the camera
• continuing to use the Get More Math classroom software. 
• maintaining the relational connection between students and teachers
• adjusting to no face-to-face interaction or real-time conversation during lessons
• managing the shift of accountability from teacher-to-student to parent-to-student

We're also discussing ways teachers can start implementing a more structured digital environment. You also hear how Mrs. Cox is still using our math education software during this period of distance learning. If you'd like to know more or see what it's all about, we'd like to give you a free trial! Go to Getmoremath.com to learn more!

Helpful Links and Resources

• Get More Math Software
• Khan Academy
• Wacom - Intuos Wireless Graphic Tablet *In the interview, Josh mentioned that this tablet costs $30-$40, but that information is no longer accurate.

We hope you enjoy this interview! Drop us a comment or email us at [email protected] and let us know what you think of this episode. 

The Get More Math Podcast is a brand new show specifically designed to inspire and encourage educators in this season of distance learning. We want to be a part of the education conversation and serve as a helpful resource for teachers. 

How does Get More Math help teachers? Over the past 5 years we've been building a network of educators and administrators. We're inviting members of our network to share their stories with you; what's working or not working in their classrooms, tips and advice from real teachers, and encouragement to try new things when connecting and educating your students. 

This brief trailer takes a look at why Get More Math founder and former teacher, Josh Britton decided to create a specialty in-class software to help his students succeed in math. Listen in as we tell a piece of that story and share a word of encouragement for teachers in this unprecedented time of education. 

The Get More Math Podcast is a brand new show specifically designed to inspire and encourage educators in this season of distance learning. We want to be a part of the education conversation and serve as a helpful resource for teachers. 

How does Get More Math help teachers? Over the past 5 years we've been building a network of educators and administrators. We're inviting members of our network to share their stories with you; what's working or not working in their classrooms, tips and advice from real teachers, and encouragement to try new things when connecting and educating your students. 

This brief trailer takes a look at why Get More Math founder and former teacher, Josh Britton decided to create a specialty in-class software to help his students succeed in math. Listen in as we tell a piece of that story and share a word of encouragement for teachers in this unprecedented time of education.