SFUSD Math

Congratulations to our very own Michelle Cody, Willie Brown math teacher who was the first teacher Keynote Speaker at CMC-North Asilomar!

@mayak46 @MrCorleyMath SFUSD Math Data #slide=id.gd3ece9393e_0_259" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/presentation/d…

@Techy_Jenn We have learned a lot from Rachel Lambert, who often presents at conferences on UDL in math specifically. @mathematize4all

I am late to the game for Universal Design for Learning (UDL). Currently learning more about it. Who should I follow for amazing integration? Any individuals who really focus on presenting at conferences about UDL?

@OscarCStaton Yes, what is your question? Sfusdmath.org/Curriculum.html

@SFUSDMath hello I have a question about your curriculum

@noUpside @AngelaTorr3s You will see slight differences between this data and the data you linked to due to different dates that the data was collected. 2/2

@noUpside @AngelaTorr3s Thank you for asking us about the data. You can see the data we have compiled on this page: sfusdmath.org/secondary-cour… 1/2

Celebrating the proud women of SFUSD who told their stories and lifted their students last night on the ignite stage in front of the members of the California Math Council North, and rocked it! @AngelaTorr3s @SimplyMEchelle and @RoriSamantha. #cmcmath #WeAreSFUSD

Continuing my complete love of everything Henri Picciotto brings our field. Another amazing, interactive session on the many kinds of symmetry @hpicciotto #cmcmath

Join us today as we discuss Detracking Math! Our team will be a part of the panel today at 4PM PST/7PM ET @AngelaTorr3s @MathEdLeaders @ShellyMJones1 register at this link: zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Thank you @Dr_Kreisberg for highlighting our team’s hard work! We are in this together!

@Dr_Kreisberg Thank you so much for the positive message of gratitude Hilary! So glad you find our work helpful. Our team of educators really are amazing!

I just want to take a moment to put out there my genuinely heart felt thanks to @SFUSDMath & the collaborators who have worked tirelessly this summer to take their entirely free curriculum & redo it for remote learning - down to slide decks for each lesson and unit. From all Ts:

After many years of work and many hands, we now have released the PK Math Core curriculum open source under a CCBY license, in collaboration with the SFUSD Early Childhood Department. @SFUnified @creativecommons docs.google.com/document/d/1q7…

See the latest NCSM position paper on the Call for Detracking Mathematics. It’s papers, like this one, that compiles research, that helps us all in this hard work towards equity! @MathEdLeaders

@MrsKateCarlson You are welcome! We need to serve our families and each other right now.

What a great collection of elementary math activities! Thanks for creating & sharing these with CCBY license @SFUSDMath!!

@Sohnia There are also tech enabled components, so you have the choice between an analog version and a blended and online space.

.@SFUSDMath has produced 10 days of activities that teachers can choose to assign to students for them to complete at home. The activities are designed for students to do on paper without technology. docs.google.com/document/d/1dZ…

@KT_Gault Thank you, Katie! You are kind! Please share widely, and stay safe.

The glorious people in @SFUSDMath department are so generous and wise! Thank you for sharing out these amazing resources and lessons! You all never cease to amaze me.

@kimrimbey @creativecommons @SFUnified Thank you so much! SFUSD has generated similar resources for all content & secondary math teachers, but much of it is proprietary so we cannot release it publicly. We encourage people to get out front and release whatever you have under a CCBY license so we can help each other.

@SFUSDMath @creativecommons @SFUnified This is fantastic!!!!!!!!! Is there anything out there for 6-8 math? What about K-8 ELA, Science, or Social Studies?

In light of school closures, we have produced ten days of elementary activities teachers can choose to assign students to complete at home. We are releasing them under a CCBY license and you will find them on our homepage sfusdmath.org @creativecommons @SFUnified

@lindseygatfield Agreed! Better together!

@ms_andreap @SFUnified @creativecommons We have 72 elementary schools, so each will approach this differently as well as possibly sharing other different materials of their choice. That’s why we have both links to online spaces as well as printable student pages.

@SFUSDMath @SFUnified @creativecommons How are teachers planning on delivering these lessons and the links included to families?

@kkloves2teach @MrsNewell22 @creativecommons @SFUnified @MonicaWyman @MrsLusRoom @Smithteachk @KGameroz @mrskathyokajima Thanks, Karen. Our team worked very hard to provide these resources for our teachers, we are happy if it feels helpful to our colleagues in the broader education community.

@SFUSDMath @MrsNewell22 @creativecommons @SFUnified These lessons are awesome @sfusdmath Thank you! Did you see this great resources? @MonicaWyman @MrsLusRoom @Smithteachk @KGameroz @mrskathyokajima