I wonder if the question should not be about whether students "learn math" but if they can build capacity to use math (and numbers, more broadly) to make decisions - quantitative reasoning, statistics, accounting, etc.

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thanks for the rec, added to my list!! have you read This Land is Our Land by Suketu Mehta? I loved that book. also recently read The Chain-Gang All Stars which blew my mind!

If you're not used to writing alt text for every image, I found it helpful to enable this accessibility setting on both desktop and the Bluesky mobile app. The point is to be descriptive, as it helps users who visually impaired and blind, as well as users who have muted specific words or phrases.

👋 Thank you for this!! Would be great to be added to the list.