JUMP Math
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Transforming #matheducation for students + teachers since 2002. Founded by Dr. @johnmighton.bsky.social. Follow us for the latest educator news, research + free resources! https://jumpmath.org/ca/
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Also, be sure to catch JUMP Math Founder, Dr. John Mighton's talk on Oct 13 at 11 am ET where he'll share his insights on the science of learning and how, using evidence-based approaches, schools can ensure that every student develops strong problem-solving skills in math.

#NCSM
#SocialImpact
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Attention US Educators! We’re excited to be participating in the 57th annual NCSM conference from October 13-15th in Atlanta, GA. Stop by and see us at booth #104. We'll be giving away a JUMP Math whiteboard to the first 10 new subscribers to our mailing list each day, so take a minute visit us!
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JUMP Math Founder, Dr. John Mighton will be a featured speaker at this event, discussing evidence-based strategies to support deeper math learning!

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to connect with other educators who follow the science of learning!

#ResearchED
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ResearchED Halifax is just around the corner! In just two weeks, this one-day conference on October 25th will explore research-informed approaches to teaching math, reading and writing.
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The concept of zero was first developed in India, but it was Muslim scholars like Al-Khwarizmi, who helped introduce it to the wider world. By combining zero with the place-value system, they transformed how we calculate, solve problems, and understand numbers. #IslamicHistoryMonthCanada
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Not unless you Count Dracula.

Stay tuned for more #Ghostlygiggles and #Frightfullyfunny moments that make math less scary.
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As October is the bewitched month of monsters and mayhem, every Friday this month, we'll be sharing frightfully funny, Halloween-themed math jokes to remind everyone that math isn't as spooky as you may think! Here’s one for you:

Are monsters good at math?
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We're looking forward to meeting with education leaders from across the country at the upcoming ERDI Fall Conference (October 15-18) in Halifax, NS to share developments and gather insights on important issues impacting math instruction for Canadian students!

#ERDI
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Through their groundbreaking work and determination, they have paved the way for other women in STEM fields and inspired many future math innovators to keep pushing boundaries in math and related fields.

#WomensHistoryMonth
#WomenInSTEM
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In recognition of Women’s History Month, we celebrate all the amazing women who have advanced the world of math, not only through their discoveries, but through breaking down barriers within the field of education.
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We’re thrilled to announce the launch of JUMP Math Prima—Canada’s first comprehensive, evidence-based preschool math supplement designed to give every child a strong start in math so they're fully ready for kindergarten and beyond. Learn more at: jumpmath.org/ca/prima/
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Follow along each week as we uncover math innovations that changed the world.

#GoldenAgeOfMath
#IslamicHistoryMonthCanada
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During Islamic History Month, we’d like to recognize the many contributions that Muslim mathematicians have made to the world. Muslim scholars made discoveries that still shape how we learn math today. Their stories inspire us to see math as a living legacy of ideas and innovation.
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On behalf of the JUMP Math team, we wish G’mar Chatima Tova to everyone observing Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.

#YomKippur
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As part of our Truth and Reconciliation journey, we remain committed to listening, learning, and working alongside Indigenous educators to create a more equitable education system for all learners.

#NDTR, #TruthAndReconciliation, #OrangeShirtDay, #EveryChildMatters
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Not just today, but throughout the year, we continue to develop our partnerships with over 60 Indigenous communities in Canada to advance truth and reconciliation through equitable educational support and tools for students and educators.
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National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, is a reminder that every child matters and that the stories of residential school victims must never be forgotten.
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Our kit makes planning and hosting your school event a breeze and includes a step-by-step planning guide, a range of fun, simple math games designed for Kindergarten to Grade 6 students (aligned with the curriculum kids are learning in school), and lots more!
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We offer complete Game Night kits, providing the perfect solution for parents or teachers looking for an easy way to engage students and your entire school community in an exciting evening of math games!
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Are you looking for a way to make learning math more fun, engaging, and inclusive for students in your school community, but don’t know where to start? Try hosting a Family Math Game Night!
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We’re pleased to announce that our founder John Mighton will be one of three panelists on the “I don’t do math” panel discussion on September 29th from 4-6pm at The Fields Institute Toronto, Ontario.
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If you’re interested in learning about the reforms needed to achieve math proficiency for all students in North America, as well as how anyone can face their math anxiety and unlock their inner math prodigy, this is a must listen!

Listen to the podcast here: ow.ly/LCWN50X2Yzj

#MathConfidence
S5E03: John Mighton on Building Math Confidence, One Problem at a Time
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. John Mighton — mathematician, playwright, best-selling author, and founder of JUMP Math. John shares his insights into one of the most misunderstood concepts in e…
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Check out “John Mighton on Building Math Confidence, One Problem at a Time” on Zach Groshell’s Progressively Incorrect podcast! In this episode, John discusses the idea of math equity and its importance in dismantling myths about math ability.

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