A little stress is a good thing. It keeps us on our toes, challenges us to improve, and can even lead to healthier brain function. A life without any stress at all would be pretty boring. But when it comes to money, most people are dealing with more than just a little bit […]
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I recently heard a quote by Brené Brown that captures much of what is important to consider when we’re designing learning spaces for our students. She indicated that belonging and fitting in are opposites. When I consider this statement from my own educational journey as a black girl in mathematics education, a former high school math
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