Jason Ermer (he/him) has two decades of experience as a professional educator.
Whether working with students (from middle school to university) or leading professional development for teachers, Jason's classroom is a place of warmth and acceptance, where participants feel safe sharing ideas, testing conjectures, and making mistakes as they develop self confidence as problem solvers.
A native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Jason holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from Carnegie Mellon University and a master's degree in education from the University of Texas at Austin.
In addition to his years of experience in the middle school classroom, Jason held a position as Clinical Assistant Professor in the College of Natural Sciences at UT Austin, where he coached future secondary teachers in the pedagogy of inquiry-based teaching, and taught mathematics courses for future elementary school teachers. In 2012 he won a Teaching Excellence Award from the College of Natural Sciences.
Jason now lives in Seattle, Washington, where he teaches mathematics at Open Window School. He and his husband, Michael, are avid hikers, and the Pacific Northwest is a great place to take advantage of the outdoors!
Click here to contact Jason!
Whether working with students (from middle school to university) or leading professional development for teachers, Jason's classroom is a place of warmth and acceptance, where participants feel safe sharing ideas, testing conjectures, and making mistakes as they develop self confidence as problem solvers.
A native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Jason holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from Carnegie Mellon University and a master's degree in education from the University of Texas at Austin.
In addition to his years of experience in the middle school classroom, Jason held a position as Clinical Assistant Professor in the College of Natural Sciences at UT Austin, where he coached future secondary teachers in the pedagogy of inquiry-based teaching, and taught mathematics courses for future elementary school teachers. In 2012 he won a Teaching Excellence Award from the College of Natural Sciences.
Jason now lives in Seattle, Washington, where he teaches mathematics at Open Window School. He and his husband, Michael, are avid hikers, and the Pacific Northwest is a great place to take advantage of the outdoors!
Click here to contact Jason!
Commitment to Free Resources
Downloadable curriculum resources on this website will always be offered at no cost to teachers, students, or families. A guiding principle of Mythematics is that no teacher is paid what they are worth, and that teachers should never be expected to pay anyone (not even another teacher) for quality resources.
Should you find these resources to be valuable, and if you have the financial means to express your gratitude, Jason has a Ko-fi page where he humbly accepts tips. Alternatively, you might consider giving a few dollars to Black Lives Matter or he American Civil Liberties Union.
Should you find these resources to be valuable, and if you have the financial means to express your gratitude, Jason has a Ko-fi page where he humbly accepts tips. Alternatively, you might consider giving a few dollars to Black Lives Matter or he American Civil Liberties Union.
Jason's Other Projects
Interactive Fiction is part creative writing, part computer programming. Read Jason's stories and learn how to write your own.
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Collaborative Mathematics offers an assortment of puzzle videos and user-submitted solutions.
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Meat-A-Morphosis: An Introduction to Functions is a goofy animated short about a key concept from beginning algebra.
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