In our latest episode, Brian welcomes MIND’s Chief Data Science Officer Andrew Coulson back to the show for a discussion around our ST Math Theory of Change. Andrew explains how the time and energy students invest in ST Math leads to mastery-based progression, math content coverage, and math proficiency gains. In the show notes for this episode on the MIND blog, you can download a copy of the ST Math Theory of Change.
Topics Covered in the Podcast:
0:45
2:30 The Importance of a Theory of Change
4:15 Minutes are a Starting Point
5:15 Self-Pacing, Content Coverage, and Summative Test Advantage
7:15 Maximizing Time on Activity in ST Math
8:30 Going Beyond Minutes
10:45 Productive Struggle
12:45 All Content for All Students
19:30 Unpacking a Program via Theory of Change
Intro
The Importance of a Theory of Change
Minutes are a Starting Point
Self-Paced and Mastery-Based
Covering Content and Math Standards
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Inside Our MIND is taking a bit of a late-summer break, but will return with a new season this fall, featuring new guests, and more conversations about making a positive impact for the present and future of all students, so they can solve the world's most challenging problems.
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