Ishmael Mustapha
Ishmael Mustapha is a dedicated educator and an advocate for youth development, based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Born in Treherne, Manitoba, Ishmael’s journey from an energetic student-athlete to a respected mathematics teacher and coach is marked by a steadfast commitment to education, resilience, and community engagement.
News
Mathematics and Critical Thinking: Teaching Students to Navigate the Age of Information Overload by Ishmael Mustapha
In today's digital era, students are constantly bombarded with an overwhelming amount of information from various sources. This deluge of data can be both a boon and a bane, providing access to knowledge while also creating challenges in discerning fact from fiction.
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Ishmael Mustapha: A Champion for Youth and Equality
Ishmael began his teaching career at Maples Collegiate in 1998, before moving to the University of Winnipeg Collegiate in 2000. There, he taught mathematics until 2018 and also taught courses for the Faculty of Education and the Department of Mathematics.
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Blogs
Collaborative Learning in Math Classrooms: Benefits and Best Practices
Collaborative learning in math classrooms offers numerous benefits, from enhancing understanding and retention to developing critical thinking and social skills. By implementing structured group activities, creating diverse groups, setting clear expectations, actively monitoring progress, incorporating reflection, and leveraging technology, teachers can create a dynamic and supportive learning environment.
The Power of Project-Based Learning in Math: Enhancing Student Engagement
Project-based learning in math offers a powerful way to enhance student engagement and achievement. By involving students in meaningful, real-world projects, educators can make mathematics more accessible, relevant, and enjoyable.