Tipping Buckets
Hands-on algebra with 6th graders: the lesson I applied with for the Rosenthal Prize and still want to teach. Sponsorship turns it into a free, ready-to-run lesson anyone can use.
Every one of these is already underway. Your $10 goes toward the one you most want to see finished, and the goals tell me where to put my time first. When a project reaches its goal, it moves to the front of the line.
Hands-on algebra with 6th graders: the lesson I applied with for the Rosenthal Prize and still want to teach. Sponsorship turns it into a free, ready-to-run lesson anyone can use.
A helper AI that isn't connected to the internet: fully coded and self-contained, so pod members can use it comfortably to clarify their role, how to work with others, and mathematical words and ideas.
[Description to come: what the kit is, what's in it, and who it's for.]
The foundational essay on reciprocal justification and the SECRET lens (Symmetry, Exit, Consent, Reach, Endurance, Transfer): a way to ask what power owes the people inside its structures, before anyone has to ask for it.