All posts by Josephine Noah

I taught mathematics for 5 years in Berkeley and Oakland, California, before coming to Key Curriculum Press. Teaching with powerful curricula like the Interactive Mathematics Program and Paul Foerster's Calculus book had a profound impact on me and my students' experiences in the classroom, and led me to want to be a part of delivering powerful learning materials. I've been doing just that with Key Curriculum Press since 2002, first working as a development editor, and now as Product Management Director.
Math Software

Functions Come Alive in a Precalculus Classroom

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Ken Gordon has written our first in a series of guest blog posts from people working with Key Curriculum products in schools. Ken teaches Precalculus and Calculus in an accelerated program at Sisler High School in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He has been using The Geometer’s Sketchpad since first seeing it at an NCTM conference in 2004. … Continue Reading ››
Real-World Math

Data Visualization in the Age of HTML5

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My partner and I spend a fair amount of time talking about data visualization. He's a computer programmer who works on websites that gather and display large amounts of data related to energy production and consumption. This data can be used to answer questions like: "How effective is the California Solar Initiative?" and "Where in … Continue Reading ››