March Series

The Hope Wheel Experience –Teaching Math & Science for Joy, Justice, and Connection

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  • Explore the Hope Wheel framework to design engaging, authentic math and science lessons
  • Practical strategies for aligning lessons with joy, justice, and human connection
  • A design approach to adapting instructional goals to better serve students and communities

  • 68 learners

    Enrolled

  • Thursday, March 20, 4PM EST

    Course duration

  • 3 Ebooks for Subscribers

  • 1 hour

    Video duration

    What Teachers Say about the Hope Wheel

    — Grace Walsh
    Simple yet powerful! A fantastic grabber to use with students and colleagues! I see students wanting to add actions to this Hope Wheel during the year. Thank you for this!
    — Ayanna
    I had not seen the Hope Wheel...and it's just stunning -- both in its elegance and also its instructional implications.

    — Jenna

    SIX TRANSFORMATIVE IDEAS

    Welcome to the Hope WheelWelcome to the Hope Wheel, a unique tool designed to enrich STEM education by fostering culturally relevant learning environments. Centered around six transformative verbs—Love, Protest, Restore, Invest, Inspire, and Create—the Hope Wheel guides educators in integrating deeper community values and social consciousness into their curricula. Explore how each action-oriented verb can empower and inspire both teachers and students to engage with learning in profoundly meaningful ways.

    Lou Matthews

    Alex Collins is a sport scientist since 2002. He has a Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology and has been teaching training athletes for over 15 years in Chicago. Alex has worked with several teams for Olympic Games. Since 2019, he is working as a consultant in multiple teams, in building their performance strategy.
    Patrick Jones - Course author