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Shaya Zarkesh

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In this episode, we are speaking with  Shaya Zarkesh, co-founder and Chief Teenage Officer of the computational thinking playground, Polyup. Shaya is currently a freshman at University of Pennsylvania and the Wharton school majoring in business, mathematics, and computer science. He has a passion for STEM and has won numerous awards for mathematics and science research. Polyup is a free…Read more

In this episode, we are speaking with  Shaya Zarkesh, co-founder and Chief Teenage Officer of the computational thinking playground, Polyup. Shaya is currently a freshman at University of Pennsylvania and the Wharton school majoring in business, mathematics, and computer science. He has a passion for STEM and has won numerous awards for mathematics and science research. Polyup is a free…<a href="http://www.tltalkradio.org/season-5-episode-24-polyup-and-computational-thinking-interview-with-shaya-zarkesh-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read more</a>

Season 5: Episode 24 – Polyup and Computational Thinking – Interview with Shaya Zarkesh [Podcast]

What subject in school would you have described as emotionally stirring or beautiful? Probably something like English, a Fine Art, even History or Science. Mathematics, for the typical student...not so much. And that's nothing against mathematics as a field. Shaya Zarkesh, co-founder of Poly-Up, thinks it's because of the way it's being taught. When he was in math class, every complex path from equation to solution was a work of art to him. But looking around at his classmates, he could tell they didn't share that same feeling. At all. It was then he decided to do something about it. Shaya comes on today's EdTech episode of Wildfire to detail his passion for math, how the current way it's being taught in classrooms is doing more harm than good, how Shaya balanced high school and entrepreneurship, and the effect both integrated and emerging technology will have on the mathematics space.Wildfire Theme by Green Point EmpathyFeatured Song: Cabins by Hall JohnsonFor the latest news, videos, and podcasts in the Education Technology Industry, be sure to subscribe to our industry publication.Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B!Twitter – @EdTechMKSLFacebook – facebook.com/marketscaleLinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/marketscale

What subject in school would you have described as emotionally stirring or beautiful? Probably something like English, a Fine Art, even History or Science. Mathematics, for the typical student...not so much. And that's nothing against mathematics as a field. Shaya Zarkesh, co-founder of Poly-Up, thinks it's because of the way it's being taught. When he was in math class, every complex path from equation to solution was a work of art to him. But looking around at his classmates, he could tell they didn't share that same feeling. At all. It was then he decided to do something about it. Shaya comes on today's EdTech episode of Wildfire to detail his passion for math, how the current way it's being taught in classrooms is doing more harm than good, how Shaya balanced high school and entrepreneurship, and the effect both integrated and emerging technology will have on the mathematics space. Wildfire Theme by Green Point Empathy Featured Song: Cabins by Hall Johnson For the latest news, videos, and podcasts in the Education Technology Industry, be sure to subscribe to our industry publication. Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B! Twitter – @EdTechMKSL Facebook – <a href="http://facebook.com/marketscale" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/marketscale</a> LinkedIn – <a href="http://linkedin.com/company/marketscale" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">linkedin.com/company/marketscale</a>

Multiplying Meaningful Math with Shaya Zarkesh of Poly-Up