HeyJaredMath: Universally Speaking
Explore inclusive math instruction through the lens of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). Hosted by Ron Martiello, co-author of “Conquering Math Myths,” this podcast shares real strategies to support all learners, rethink assessments, and build equitable math classrooms.
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Unlocking Inclusive Math: Combining UDL and Elementary Instruction with Ashley Marlow (opens the original)
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How can we break down barriers in elementary math and design instruction where every student thrives? In this episode of Math: Universally Speaking , host Ron Martiello sits down with Ashley Marlow—elementary math coach, consultant, Director of Operations at All Learners Network, and co-author of Universal Design for Learning in Mathematics Instruction K–5 . Ashley shares her journey of connecting high-quality math pedagogy with Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Multi-Tiered Systems of Sup
The September Math Reset: Approaches to Engage Learners for the Year Ahead (opens the original)
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Whether your classroom is energized like Earth, Wind & Fire’s "September" or feeling the back-to-school fatigue of Green Day’s "Wake Me Up When September Ends," strong connections are key to a successful school year. In this episode of Math: Universally Speaking , we explore three practical Universal Design for Learning (UDL) approaches to build community, support diverse learners, and engage students from day one: Reflecting on Math Identity: Empowering students through math biographies, songs,
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