
151: Shifting to Student Centered Math, with Dr. Pamela Seda
About this episode
Is your math classroom a space of empowerment—or quiet struggle? In this episode, we’re unpacking what it really means to teach math equitably, with the brilliant Dr. Pamela Seda. Whether you're new to equity work or already deep in the journey, this conversation will challenge and inspire you.
In this episode, Jenn chats with Dr. Pamela Seda, math equity leader and creator of the ICUCARE® Equity Framework. You’ll learn how math can become a space of empowerment, why releasing control as a teacher can be the most powerful shift you make, and how to move from just “following the curriculum” to intentionally designing for equity.
Whether you're a classroom teacher, math coach, or education leader, this conversation will leave you thoughtful, energized, and ready to take one step toward deeper equity in your own space.
✨ Resources and Links Mentioned:
- 💻 Pamela's Website - https://www.sedaeducationalconsulting.com/
- 📧 Email - [email protected]
- 📘 Choosing to See
- 💻 FB Group - Choosing to See Math Equity
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🌐 Visit my website: monamath.com
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