Trying to find math inside everything else

About

I’m James Cleveland-Tran, a high school math teacher in New York City and former Math for America master teacher.

My goal for this blog is to share what I do in regards to trying to create interdisciplinary problems, projects, and thinking, and to hopefully receive some great examples of those from others as well. I also have a focus on math games and how we can use them to teach math better.

I used to tweet @jclevelandtran – now I post on Bluesky @jclevelandtran.bksy.social

Comments on: "About" (6)

  1. Japheth Wood's avatar
    Japheth Wood said:
    2011-06-27 at 11:26

    Congrats on starting a blog. Looks interesting, so keep it going!

  2. mathslearning01's avatar
    mathslearning01 said:
    2014-04-18 at 05:59

    Oh!!! great. I am also developing ideas for math games/simulations which can make concept easier to understand.

  3. Rola's avatar
    Rola said:
    2019-05-07 at 01:12

    Hi Sir Cleveland… Do have any questionnaire do mathematical habits of mind for researc purposes?

  4. Margarita's avatar
    Margarita said:
    2021-06-23 at 05:17

    Hello, James!
    Is there a way to contact you and talk about STEM related game backed by Games For Change?

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    2025-08-13 at 16:22

    […] vertically, I used rainbow dice given to me by a math-teacher-friend-and-colleague to generate 16 numbers and I got:1011110100111001 [every even roll is a 0, every odd is a […]

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