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TWERKING the Numbers

TWERKING the Numbers

By Tiff, Katie, & Dawn

Take everyday/typical math concepts and encounters and learn how to talk them through with confidence and support with knowledge of acquired skills in a fun and engaging way!
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Episode 6 : Kooker Nation

TWERKING the NumbersMay 04, 2020

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Episode 6 : Kooker Nation

Episode 6 : Kooker Nation

In our very first interview, we talked with HS math teacher Nicole Kooker. She spent some time talking to us about switching to teaching online, due to the Covid-19 school closings. She also gave us some insightful tips on teaching her students, keeping it real, and snacks, of course.


May 04, 202024:51
Episode 5: Leap Day

Episode 5: Leap Day

In this episode we change things up a bit and talk about the leap year. We dig into how the leap year started and explored what could happen if you were born on a leap year. Check it out!
Feb 28, 202015:18
Episode 4: Payday!

Episode 4: Payday!

In this episode we break down how to compare hourly rates with and without tips. These are definitely scenarios you will encounter as you look for or consider your first job. Tune in and hear what we have to say.
Feb 10, 202019:15
Episode 3: Buying Jeans

Episode 3: Buying Jeans

In this episode we consider the ways that two coupons could be used to make a purchase. Would you rather have $30 off or 30% off? Check it out!
Jan 17, 202016:54
Episode 2: Selling Cookies

Episode 2: Selling Cookies

In this episode we take another Would You Rather topic and consider the better option debating what would be better, selling cookies individually for $0.50 each with a profit of $7 or selling one bag of 30 cookies for $15 and making a $9 profit. Check it out to hear what we have to say.
Jan 17, 202013:17
Episode 1: Work Days

Episode 1: Work Days

In this episode we explore how to make a rational argument for choosing the better work situation. Would you rather work 4- 10 hour days or 5- 8 hour days? Listen to us coach you through how to support your argument using your math skills.
Jan 16, 202013:28