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DebateMath Podcast

Chris Luzniak & Rob Baier

Welcome to the DebateMath Podcast, the show where we’re redefining what it means to debate in mathematics & education, where multiple sides of ideas are explored, evidence matters, and we all grow and learn from hearing each other.We know the world–and our classrooms–are not binary. So we lean into the gray area in our discussions. We invite on guests with differing viewpoints on the way math is taught, and listen in as they debate with each other.Come dig into any debate, where we listen to

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Episode 16 - AP PreCalc?

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2023/04/06

Have you heard that there’s is a new AP math exam: AP PreCalc. Yes, the College Board is planning to offer an AP PreCalc exam, starting in the spring of 2024. So should you offer an AP PreCalculus course next school year? What is on the test? What’s more, the College Board has been involved in some controversial headlines lately. The politics of the College Board are intertwined with our discussion about offering an AP PreCalc course. Join us as three passionate educators share their thoughts on

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Episode 15 - Retakes or Corrections

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2023/03/09

Suppose some students do not do well on a test or a quiz. What’s the best way for students to improve and then show their improved understanding? They could correct their mistakes for credit or set a date for a retake. Which way do you want students to show mastery? Listen in as our teams discuss what they think is the best way forward in this month’s debate!Connect with People from This Episode:Follow Julie Saller on Twitter: @edtechmathteach, or search for Julie Ann on Facebook.Follow May Vang on

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Episode 14 - Ditch Algebra 2

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2023/02/09

Let’s talk about Algebra 2! What is it? Why is it important? And most importantly, should we continue to require it? Plenty of high school students struggle in what we call Algebra 2, and many ask the question “when are we ever going to use this?” Some schools and districts now offer alternative pathways for students in their high school math options. So, that leads us to this month’s debate resolution: Ditch Algebra 2Resources Referenced in this EpisodeMore information on Ohio’s Math Modeling and

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Episode 13 - Is HS Math Relevant?

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2023/01/12

We’ve heard the question of the relevance of high school math come up in both our podcast and in many conversations with educators. Do our students need high school math? Is it important to their future careers? What topics should we really emphasize or focus on? In this episode, we speak with four young professionals who are not math educators and ask them the question: Is the math we learn in high school relevant to their future?Follow Alex on Instagram: @alex_hansen17Follow Emily on Instagram:

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Episode 200 - Reflecting on Season 1

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2023/01/05

Chris and Rob take a moment to reflect on the first season of the DebateMath Podcast. Tune in to peek behind the curtain and learn how these debate episodes come together. Listened to the episode? Share your thoughts! Go to our Twitter: @DebateMathPod to share your thoughts.Keep up with all the latest info by following @DebateMathPod or going to debatemath.com. Follow us @Rob_Baier & @cluzniak. And don’t forget to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!Listened to the episode? Now, it’s your turn

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Episode 12 - What is the Purpose of Math Class?

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2022/12/01

In the DebateMath Podcast season finale, we invited back a few of our guests from past debates for a roundtable discussion to engage in a discussion around the question: What is the purpose of math class? Resources Referenced in this Episode:Follow Zak on Twitter: @zakchamp, Website: www.zakchamp.comFollow Dr. Raj Shah on Twitter:@drrajshah, Websites: DrRajShah.com & Math Plus AcademyFollow Nolan Fossum on Twitter:@NolanFossumFollow Leigh Nataro on Twitter: @mathteacher24, Blog:

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Episode 11 - Students Should Have Math Homework (LIVE!)

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2022/11/03

A LIVE debate on Homework! We are so excited to share the recording of our first-ever live debate at the @PCTMpctm math conference. Listen in as two teams of two debate the resolution: Students Should Have Math Homework. This episode includes live voting and Q&A from the audience. Connect with People in this Episode:Follow Shelby on Twitter: @StrongerMath or @Sneffleupagus. Website: www.strongermath.comFollow Rachel on Twitter: @rayieko1Follow Crystal Watson on Twitter: @_CrystalMWatson,

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Episode 10 - Calculus & College Admissions

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2022/10/06

Calculus is often seen as an important course for competitive college admissions. Some call Calculus the “gold standard.” Should students push to take Calculus? Do colleges want incoming students to have Calculus on their transcript? How might teachers guide students best? Listen in as we debate the hot topic of Calculus and College Admissions. Connect with People in this Episode:Resources Mentioned: Follow Robert on Twitter: @robertkaplinsky, Website: robertkaplinsky.comFollow Rachel on Twitter:

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Episode 9 - Elementary Teachers Should Be Content...

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2022/09/01

Should elementary teachers be content specialists? In most high schools, we are used to teachers being content specialists–in math or history or art etc. Students have a different teacher for each subject. Elementary students typically have one teacher for all content. Teachers are responsible for all subjects at that grade level. Some have said that elementary schools should have some teachers that specialize in content. Others push back on that idea. So let’s hear from both sides in our latest

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Episode 8 - I Do, We Do, You Do Must Go!

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2022/08/04

You may have heard it by a couple different names: I Do, We Do, You Do or the Gradual Release of Responsibility. Some are for it. Some are against it. We often see it debated about on social media and in person. So, we thought it would be a great topic for debate! Listen in as four passionate educators engage in a rich and fiery debate about whether or not we should embrace I Do, We Do, You Do. Resources Referenced in this Episode:Molly mentioned the book: Reading To, With, and by ChildrenDr. Childs

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Episode 7 - Cut Quadratics

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2022/07/07

Quadratics: a staple of high school algebra. From factoring to the quadratic formula, quadratics can span multiple units. Some see quadratics as the building blocks of higher level math. Others ask why we teach it. So let’s talk about quadratics! What is good, bad, or ugly about quadratics? Why are the valued so highly? And most importantly: Should We Cut Quadratics?Follow William Mealey on Twitter: @unprocast, Podcast: Unprofessional Development Follow Brenden Rawls on Twitter:

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Episode 6 - AP Stats is Great!

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2022/06/02

AP Stats–the final high school math course for some students. Is it a great course as it is? Or does it need some updating? Who would you recommend to take this course? In this episode, four veteran AP Stats teachers discuss the attributes of AP Stats that they appreciate or wish would change, as we tackle the question: Is AP Stats great?Resources Referenced in this Episode:Resources Mentioned: AP Stats Course & Exam Description & 2020 GAISE ReportWebsites mentioned: Art of Stat, Stapplet,

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Episode 5 - Who Sets the Standards in Grading?

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2022/05/05

What is the future of grading? Debate this episode’s resolution: Who Sets the Standards in Grading? In this episode, we have a philosophical discussion with two veteran math teachers, on alternatives to traditional grading. Carl Oliver and Nolan Fossum discuss the difference between learning and performance, how feedback can be more beneficial than traditional grades, and how both their approaches would impact teachers and students and much more!Resources Referenced in this Episode:Follow Carl

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BONUS Ep 2 - Stop Making Students Memorize

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2022/04/21

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Episode 4 - Is a Hotdog a Sandwich?

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2022/04/07

Is a hotdog a sandwich? Does it matter what is inside? What if there is only one piece of bread? Is a hug a sandwich? Listen as our two father-daughter teams hope to sway you on the definition of a sandwich as they debate: Is a Hotdog a Sandwich?Resources Referenced in this Episode:Kyle and Jon created Make Math Moments Kyle and Jon host Making Math Moments podcastMakemathmoments on twitterFollow Jon on Twitter: @MrOrr_geek Math Before Bed - https://mathbeforebed.com/ Mr Orr is a Geek -

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Episode 3 - Let Them Use Notes

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2022/03/03

Should students be allowed to use notes on a math test? Listen as two teams of students debate the pros and cons of using notes on tests. What is fair to have on a notecard? What types of assessments should have notes? Our guests hope to help you answer these questions as they debate this episode’s resolution: Let Them Use Notes!Listened to the episode? Now, it’s your turn to vote! Go to our Twitter: @DebateMathPod to cast a vote.Don’t forget to check out the video version of this podcast on our

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Episode 2 - Stop Making Students Memorize Math

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2022/02/03

Should students be asked to memorize in math class? Listen as two teams of two–with Dr. Mandi Tolen, Dr. Raj Shah, Liesl McConchie, and Geoff Krall–debate the purpose and reality of memorization. How much or what should you have your students memorize? Our guests hope to help you answer that question as they debate this episode’s resolution: Stop making students memorize math!Resources Referenced in this Episode:Building Fact Fluency by Graham Fletcher and Tracy Johnston Zager Prime Climb game -

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Episode 1 - The Great Trapezoid Debate

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2022/01/27

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Episode 0 - DebateMath Podcast: What to Expect?

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2022/01/20

Welcome to the #DebateMath Podcast! Before our first episodes air, we wanted to take a moment to introduce ourselves and share the ideas behind this podcast. Tune in to hear all about our plans and goals. We have an exciting season ahead!Keep up with all the latest info by following @DebateMathPod or going to debatemath.com.Follow us @Rob_Baier & @cluzniak.Listened to the episode? Now, it’s your turn to share! Go to our Twitter: @DebateMathPod to share your thoughts. Don’t forget to check out

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