The Secret Life of #mathchat – Who? What? Where?

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What is #mathchat?

#mathchat is twitter tag that’s used by teachers, educators, students and anyone else interested in math education, to highlight conversations related to  math education. It’s also a great way for parents to find out about the latest resources, ideas and techniques in math education.

Check out the Infographic below, Life of a Hashtag to see the activity and influencers of #mathchat, then find out how you can use #mathchat to get ideas to help you support your child’s math.

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#mathchat doesn’t only exist on Twitter

Don’t worry if you’re not a Twitter user. You can still follow #mathchat online:

The Mathchat website maintained by Colin Graham is the online home of #mathchat. There you’ll find:

  • times and dates for the next live #mathchat Twitter chats,
  • searchable archives of previous live chats,
  • resources highlighted by the #mathchat community
  • weekly polls for you to vote on what you want the next #mathchat live chat topic to be

You can also follow the daily highlights of #mathchat in the online newspaper The #mathchat Daily 

 

So even if you’re not on Twitter, you can still find out what everyone is talking about in math education through #mathchat.

(For ideas on other hashtags to follow for insightful math ideas see my post How to Use Twitter to Find Great Math Resources and Ideas)

For those of you on Twitter, you can find me at @mathsinsider

Caroline Mukisa
About The Author: Caroline Mukisa is the founder of Maths Insider. A Cambridge University educated math teacher, she's been involved in math education for over 20 years as a teacher, tutor, Kumon instructor, Thinkster Math instructor and math ed blogger. She is the author of the insanely helpful ebook "The Ultimate Kumon Review" and insanely useful website "31 Days to Faster Times Tables" You can follow her math tips on Facebook and follow her on Twitter @mathsinsider

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2 thoughts on “The Secret Life of #mathchat – Who? What? Where?

    • Hi Robin, thanks for the link! Are there any math programs you think should be on the list? The 2011 list was written in Dec so I’m aiming to write the next list in Dec 2012 or Jan 2013.

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