Chief Quant, Director of Analytics at Math Academy. Posts about learning, upskilling, math education, Math Academy, and more generally, stages 2-3 of Bloom's talent development process in hierarchical skill domains.
New on JustinMath.com - Student Outcomes Emerging From the Most Advanced High School Math/CS Sequence in the USA
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Math Academy’s Eurisko Sequence, 5 Years Later: Student Outcomes Emerging From the Most Advanced High School Math/CS Sequence in the USA
2025 Mar, ~2500 words • During its operation from 2020-23, Eurisko was the most advanced high school math/CS sequence in the USA. It culminated in high school students doing masters/PhD-level coursework (reproducing academic research papers in artificial intelligence, building everything from scratch in Python). It's still early and the first cohort hasn't even graduated from college yet, but there have already been some amazing student outcomes in terms of college admissions, accelerated graduate degrees, research publications, and science fairs.
Learning is Memory
2025 Feb, ~350 words • And if you don’t realize that learning is memory, then you won’t realize that the most effective way to learn is to use memory-supporting training techniques.
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Justin Skycak
Chief Quant, Director of Analytics at Math Academy. Posts about learning, upskilling, math education, Math Academy, and more generally, stages 2-3 of Bloom's talent development process in hierarchical skill domains.
Hey! You're receiving this email because you requested to be notified about new posts at JustinMath.com.(If you've changed your mind, click here to unsubscribe, please avoid marking spam.) Here are 3 new posts from the past month: The Importance of Learning Your Prerequisites2025 Feb, ~500 words • Mastery learning -- one of the most reliable, largest-effect-size techniques for elevating student learning outcomes -- centers on learning prerequisites. In fact, the famous Two-Sigma Problem is...
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