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Note: This is a reminder that, if you became a paid subscriber to this blog, you’ll get a signed copy of You Already Know from ... Read More The post And Suddenly, There’s a Math Book (You Already Know) appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
Now that I finished my second book, let me tell you a story that won’t make it into the manuscript: A few weeks ago, I ... Read More The post The Math Was Within Us All Along appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
A few weeks ago, I found myself underneath a dead whale. For New Yorkers, they know I’m talking about the American Museum of Natural History ... Read More The post On Dignity [On CEC3 And The Racial Justice Work Ahead Of Us] appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
“¿Esto lo que tu queria?” The scene with Bad Bunny in the Spike Lee-inspired Double Dolly shot was the wink to the audience that pulled ... Read More The post The Curriculum of Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl Halftime Show appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
How did a bad encounter with two wayward teenagers after Trump's inauguration transformed my outlook for the rest of the year? Read more here and let me know what you think! The post 2025: Because We Had To Do Something About It appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
How many synonyms for the word “confusing” are there? I might have used them all as we navigated the NYC high school admissions process over ... Read More The post Pick A School, Every School (On the NYC High School Admissions Process) appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
A couple of Saturdays ago, I had an existential question that I couldn’t grapple over. “Do you think I should go canvass?” My wife, knowing ... Read More The post Until We Get It Done (On My Meeting with Zohran Mamdani) appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
Yesterday, the MacArthur Foundation named 22 people to their hallowed fellowship program, often referred to as the “Genius Grant.” The foundation awards $800,000 grant to ... Read More The post The Genius of Our Students appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
Over the last year, New York City has had a fascinating discussion about teaching math. In particular, NYC Department of Education has started to implement ... Read More The post Why Teaching Math for Test Results Is Not Enough appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
DC is one of my favorite cities in the country. That’s different than me saying Washington, of course. I’ve visited Washington on multiple occasions in ... Read More The post Rows and Aisles (DC and Washington, Too) appeared first on The Jose Vilson .
