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  <title>How Can We Rethink Math Education When Computers and AI Do the Calculations? | Ted Dintersmith</title>
  <description>In this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Nate McClennen sits down with author and education advocate Ted Dintersmith to rethink what math should look like in a changing world—especially as AI makes rote procedures less relevant. Together they unpack the limits of test-driven instruction, the consequences of low math and data literacy for civic life, and why classrooms should prioritize estimation, statistics, probability, modeling, and real-world problem solving that builds confidence and curiosity. If we want future-ready learners, math has to move from gatekeeping to empowerment.  Outline   (00:00) Introduction &amp;amp;amp; Math Education Background  (05:52) Rote Skills vs. Relevant Math  (11:21) Standardized Testing &amp;amp;amp; NAEP Scores  (17:10) Math Illiteracy &amp;amp;amp; Real-World Consequences  (22:57) Calculus vs. Statistics Debate  (29:41) AI, the Future of Math Education &amp;amp;amp; Takeaways   Links    Read the full blog here Watch the full video here  LinkedIn  Ted Dintersmith Website  &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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  <author_url>https://gettingsmart.com</author_url>
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