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Jo Boaler

Jo Boaler is associate professor of Mathematics Education at Stanford University, where she researches the impact of different teaching approaches on learning, identity, and equity. She is a former president of the International Association of Women and Mathematics. Her Ph.D. and first book—Experiencing School Mathematics (2002)—won national awards in England. She lives with her husband and daughter in California.

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