Essay on MAA’s MathValues.org

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“It’s October, and I have no idea what I’m doing.“

So begins my essay “Let’s Remember the Year Everyone Wants to Forget”, which appears on the Mathematical Association of America‘s website MathValues.org. It’s a reflection on our shared year of pandemic teaching and learning, and it offers something to think about as we look to return to normal.

The essay draws heavily from my weekly reflections on remote and hybrid learning, and I’m happy to have to opportunity to share it with the MAA. You can read the piece here.

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