The Allison Loves Math Podcast
Celebrating leaders, legends, and trailblazers who are empowering the world to love math.
In this special 50th episode & Season 1 finale of the Allison Loves Math Podcast, I talk with Marie Fiebach of the Feed Your Family Tonight Podcast, Janice Scholl of the Money, Career & Motherhood Podcast, and Jeanann Khalife of the Divorced Demystified Podcast about how and why to rest,...
Today, I interview Greg Mullen, a CA credentialed K-8 teacher, host of the Exploring the Core Podcast, and author of Creating a Self-Directed Learning Environment about how to teach both social-emotional learning skills and math standards to our students.
Greg covers:
- What standards are at...
This week, I interviewed Nicole Santamaria, a bilingual occupational therapist and founder of OT for Real Life, about why some kids get stuck in math and how we can help them get unstuck.
Nicole shares:
- What occupational therapists do and how they can support students struggling in math
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In today’s podcast, I'm experimenting with a new episode format! There's no guest and it's going to be a short and quick episode geared towards Statistics students. If you’re a Statistics teacher, I encourage you to share this podcast episode or the YouTube video with your class. It...
Today, I talk with Kabo Sekoele, an online math tutor from South Africa and former civil engineering student, about how parents can help their 5th-7th grade kids strengthen their skills in and mindset about math.
Kabo shares:
- What growth mindset is and why it’s crucial to student success...
In today’s episode, my co-author Nicole Thomson and I talk about a new growth mindset resource we’ve created for 4th-8th graders called the Love Math Journal!
You can get the Love Math Journal today on Amazon.com and, for Nicole's Canadian friends, you can also get it on ...
**Following this interview, Nicole and I decided to join forces to create the Love Math Journal, a growth mindset resource for 4th-8th graders with 200+ quick prompts, affirmations, and reflections. It will be available on Amazon starting May 23rd!
This week, I interview Nicole Thomson, former...
Today, I have a super fun talk with Zoey and Bia, co-hosts of the How to Rob a Bank Podcast, about how we can help girls and women in STEM and math to overcome imposter syndrome.
Bia and Zoey discuss:
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What imposter syndrome is and how it can affect one’s success in math and STEM
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The...
In today’s interview, I talk with Gabriel Rojas, college professor, author of the Algebra User Manual, and recipient of the ASCE New Faces of Engineering Award, about how learning math is similar to learning a new language.
Gabriel and I discuss:
- Different stages of mastery of a subject,...
Today, I interview Dr. Carrie Cutler, a clinical assistant professor of Elementary Mathematics Education at the University of Houston and the author of Math-Positive Mindsets, about 5 strategies teachers and parents can use to help students approach math in a positive way.
Carrie covers:
- The...
In today’s interview, I talk with Eduardo Godinez, a first-generation college student graduating with a B.S. in Mathematics from UCI this spring, about his advice for other first-generation college students who want to major in math.
Eduardo discusses:
- How to build your own support system...
In today's interview, I am honored to talk with NYT Bestselling author and former Stanford Dean, Julie Lythcott Haims about how to be and raise an adult.
Julie Lythcott-Haims is the author of the anti-helicopter parenting manifesto How to Raise an Adult and the award-winning memoir Real...
