147: Beyond the Curriculum - SHAPE-ing Math Success at the School Level

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Struggling to get your whole school on board with stronger math instruction? You’re not alone! 

In this episode, I’m sharing the framework I developed after seeing what actually works to transform school wide math culture — without burning out your teachers.

In this episode, Mona dives into the SHAPE framework — a 5-part approach to building a consistent, student-centered math program across an entire school. You’ll learn:

• Why quick-fix PDs often fail to move the needle
• How to shift teacher mindsets by showing, not telling
• What sustainable, scalable math success really looks like

Whether you're a school leader, math coach, or teacher who wants more clarity, this conversation will leave you feeling energized and ready to take the next step toward meaningful, lasting math change.

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