Three Gifts That Technology Can Give To (Or Take Away From) Your Math Class

Dr. Dan Meyer

Date:  23 October 2025
Time:  1500 to 1600 hrs
Venue:  Virtual

Registration fee SGD $50.

Biography.
Dan Meyer taught secondary maths to students who didn't like secondary maths. He has advocated for better maths instruction on CNN, Good Morning America, Everyday With Rachel Ray, and TED.com. He earned his doctorate from Stanford University in maths education and is the Vice President of Teacher Growth at Amplify where he explores the future of maths, technology, and learning. He has worked with teachers around the world and calls California home.


Abstract.
If your goal is an engaging and effective math classroom, the majority of math education technology is actively working against you. We will name the three gifts technology has given us in our personal lives-connection, creativity, and feedback. We'll learn the ways technology often subtracts those gifts from our math classes, and how we can add them back.


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