Justin Aion's guest appearances

Justin Aion

The MathEd Out Podcast

StoriesInEdu's podcast

Jo Boaler

Craig Barton

Tisha Richmond

Tara Linney

Knikole Taylor

Sam Patterson

Susan Jachymiak

Jarod Bormann

Justin Payne

Brian Costello

Rachelle Dene Poth

Stephanie Crawford

Megan Schmidt

Brian Farrell

Kate Baker

OwlTail

Justin and Josh turn into two nerds sharing stories about memory castles, dungeons and dragons, and hooks to deliver instruction at the point of highest student engagement. Why do students disengage in our classrooms? Justin takes on a journey through a fantastic and deep analogy.

Justin and Josh turn into two nerds sharing stories about memory castles, dungeons and dragons, and hooks to deliver instruction at the point of highest student engagement. Why do students disengage in our classrooms? Justin takes on a journey through a fantastic and deep analogy.

Justin Aion Makes The Deep Analogy Between Games & Teaching

18 months ago, Pittsburgh teacher Justin Aion decided to write a blog post for every day that he was in the classroom. He had no idea where it would take him but he soon found that interesting things started to happen. Not least of all he quickly gained many math teacher followers who related to his very honest reflections. Justin is also well known by the math ed. twittersphere and he is regularly to be found discussing how to get better at teaching math on social media. He also hosts a popular middle school math chat once a week and tweets with his math students. We ask Justin about his experience in the blogger/twittersphere and if what he is doing is something we should replicate, or just how to make the most out of the online community. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41715871/04-28-2015%20Justin%20Aion.mp3

18 months ago, Pittsburgh teacher Justin Aion decided to write a blog post for every day that he was in the classroom. He had no idea where it would take him but he soon found that interesting things started to happen. Not least of all he quickly gained many math teacher followers who related to his very honest reflections. Justin is also well known by the math ed. twittersphere and he is regularly to be found discussing how to get better at teaching math on social media. He also hosts a popular middle school math chat once a week and tweets with his math students. We ask Justin about his experience in the blogger/twittersphere and if what he is doing is something we should replicate, or just how to make the most out of the online community. <a href="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41715871/04-28-2015%20Justin%20Aion.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41715871/04-28-2015%20Justin%20Aion.mp3</a>

Justin Aion – 180 Blogging