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why district leaders choose reweave

A district math leader on what actually changes in the classroom.

Sue Totaro is a district math specialist. She makes the case for how wordless human stories give every educator a real-world scaffold for math, and why this changes who gets to feel like a mathematician.

"It's not the workbook page, it's the real world. The wordless video creates the story. Students take the math out of that story, work with the numbers in a purposeful way, and then put them back into the story."

Sue Totaro, district math specialist

what your educators get with Pro

Four Pro features. Live demos.

Pick one. Watch how it works. None of these are mock-ups, they are the actual product.

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how we measure

A practice you can trust to your educators.

Reweave measures inner shifts and classroom practice, gathered with consent, respected with encryption, returned to your educators legibly. Here is the loop.

Outcome over activity. Contribution, not causation. Privacy first. A methodology adapted from J-PAL, IDinsight, Bridgespan, and the Most Significant Change tradition, published and open to challenge.

The reweave cycle of reflective practice curiosity as the default stance 01 story a person, a film, a real life 02 encounter educator reads, watches, sits with it 03 shift noticing, wondering, re-examining assumptions 04 caught the moment, the line, the dimension, encrypted 05 reflected growth viz, baseline, patterns this month 06 carried into practice, into the room with the learners
input (stories, films, encounters) reflective practice (the inner work) reflection back to the educator
Hover or tap a node to explore the cycle.
Read the full methodology →

privacy ladder, surfaces of collection, three layered methods, citations, and what we do not claim.

what your team gets

What a year with reweave looks like.

Real people. Real lessons. Five minutes. Your team will get it in thirty seconds.

What a year with reweave looks like.

Meet some amazing people. Discover unique stories. Make learning more meaningful and fun.

that is Norma · Ecuador · one of dozens on reweave
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Year One
4 stories
Where we are from
Ecuador · USA · India · Laos
3 stories
Fractions and empathy
USA · India · Indonesia
3 stories
Caring for the world
India · Thailand · Kenya
01 · the opening
your year begins

Make this year meaningful and fun.

Teaching is hard and there is a lot to make happen. Weave your own journey with custom lessons and pro search tools to help you bring real life into learning… perhaps like you’ve always dreamed of. Maybe better?

a mother who let her children fly
Children are like birds: at some point their wings grow strong enough that they must take flight in search of new horizons.
Norma · Ecuador · in her own words
02 · finding a story
search for real world learning

Search anything you are eager to teach.

Type a feeling, a learning goal, a topic you want to teach about. Our search magic brings you stories that will make your learning real world.

try search live →

learn about someone new

Immerse in a unique person’s story.

read Norma’s story live →
Norma · Ecuador · a wordless film

chapter one · Seeds of Love

Norma supports her children

Children are like birds: at some point their wings grow strong enough that they must take flight in search of new horizons.

a wonder prompt

Do you ever talk to your parents or other adults about what they think you will be when you grow up?

and the lesson was there all along

Five children and their spouses, eleven grandchildren, two employees, and her husband. Her tables seat four. How many tables to seat everyone? Which of those counts are prime, which composite?

before you begin

Watch a wordless film. Read stories about the person. See questions people pose for you and your learners.

Save moments by highlighting lines. Take notes on what you notice and wonder, saved directly to your private journal.

03 · the story page

so many more stories to learn

Dozens of stories to learn. About so many topics. From so many places.

wander the full library →
Search by name, country, or theme
Filters: wordless math Ecuador grandmothers curiosity
NormaEcuador
LamUSA, Oregon
KetutIndonesia
AreeyaThailand
TouhidIndia
MacUSA
Shah RehMyanmar
ManjulaIndia
Pak ParyonoIndonesia
BoonyenThailand
LatashaUnited States
ChetanIndia

filter, browse, follow your curiosity

04 · browse
NormaEcuador
GhaniIndia
ReginahKenya
MacUSA, South Carolina
lesson in progress
Norma Children are like birds. At some point their wings grow strong enough that they must take flight.
Ghani My life took a twist and I became a farmer, so I turned my farm into a live museum.
Reginah On the way back home, I feel very focused on getting the water there without spilling.
Mac Life sure has been a long and crazy ride. I wouldn’t trade any minute of it.
drafting your class hour ›
05 · weaving a lesson
weave a lesson your way

Create your own lesson in 60 seconds. All from a single prompt.

Share your learning goals for your lesson, and our weave tool drafts a unique lesson for you, weaving together unique stories in a powerful way.

try weave live →
Where We Are From (example)
01
Norma
Ecuador · wordless film
02
Lam
USA, Oregon · wordless film
03
W
Word problem from this week
Lesson · private to you
04
Manjula
India · wordless film
05
Hook
Laos · wordless film
noticing saved to your private journal
06 · a whole new world of unit planning
give your unit an arc

Your woven lessons become units.

Drag your woven lessons together into the order you need. Reorder anytime. Make different journeys for your various unit goals. Add lessons from your woven lessons, or your team’s shared ones…

share this journey

A read only link your colleague can open

reweave.org/j?t=a3f2…
Show your first name

a journey from a colleague

Where we are from (example).
Norma
Ecuador
Lam
USA, Oregon
W
Word problem
lesson, locked
Manjula
India
Hook
Laos
your team sees the journey your lesson stays yours, or share it!
07 · sharing with a colleague
because we learn better together

Share your favorite lessons and journeys with your team.

You choose which lessons and journeys you share, and which you keep private.

Where we are from
Ecuador · USA · India
Fractions and empathy
USA · India · Indonesia
Caring for the world
India · Kenya · South Africa
Water, work, and algebra
Laos · India · Kenya
Where food comes from
Ecuador · USA · India
Imagination practice
USA · India · Mexico
Voices from across India
India
Service, daily
Indonesia · Indonesia · USA
Curiosity before judgment
Indonesia · Guatemala · Ecuador

see your learning and teaching arc

Your year’s progress, visualized.

Each tile above is a Learning Journey. Each Journey is several lessons full of real world content. Math, reading, writing, wondering, all built from real people your class actually meets.

you open a Journey

Your whole year, at a glance.

Every journey you’ve built sits here together. Zoom out to see the year. Reshape any journey whenever the week shifts.

08 · visualize your year
Your school name here · the whole team private
Classroom

Where we are from (example)

A lesson woven from four real people.

✦ shared by you just now
Classroom

Fractions and empathy

DDaniel2 days ago
Homeschool

Where food comes from

PPriya4 days ago
Classroom

Caring for the world

SSam1 week ago
Classroom

Water, work, and algebra

LLucia1 week ago
Homeschool

Imagination practice

OOmar2 weeks ago
Classroom

Voices from across India

GGrace2 weeks ago
PD

Service, daily

NNoah3 weeks ago
Classroom

Curiosity before judgment

AAisha3 weeks ago
Homeschool

Morning routines

·Anonymouslast month
Classroom

Counting what matters

LLeolast month
Classroom

Letters from far away

MMayalast month
yours

YOUR lessons, here

+add yours
09 · the tapestry
the tapestry

One educator weaves a lesson and pins it to your group tapestry.

the team adds in

A teammate adds theirs. Then another.

your team tapestry

A place for your team to share your favorite lessons. To learn together.

the library

60+ real human stories. From more than a dozen countries.

Everyone you saw is waiting to meet you, your learners, your colleagues, and your family.

Let's bring real life into learning.

voices in the field

Don't take our word for it. Hear theirs.

Hear amazing perspectives on what changes when learners meet real people through wordless films.

voice one

A hundred questions a day. Then something happens.

The average five-year-old asks a hundred questions a day. Then something happens. We call it school. Curiosity just kind of withers as kids get older with more experience in school.
The video is like a giant question mark with no prescribed answers. You have to figure it out. And then you realize the skills you need involve getting better at math and writing and reading.
Tony Wagner
Author · Education researcher · Former Harvard Innovation Lab
v1 · tony wagner
voice two

The wordless video creates the story.

The wordless video creates the story. They take the math out of that story, decontextualize it, work with the numbers in a purposeful way, and put them back into the story.
Math is about authentic, real-world problem solving. It's about empowering every single child in that classroom to look at the world in a way that lets them be the best mathematician they can be.
Sue Totaro
District math specialist · West Windsor-Plainsboro, New Jersey
v2 · sue totaro
voice three

Empathy is a universal language.

Even if you don't speak English, or you don't speak Japanese, empathy is a universal language. These videos, they let you play the game. You can just watch and see what happens.
I feel like I've definitely changed to show more empathy and to be kinder than I was before. I feel like I'm a better person than I was. Just doing something small can help change the world.
Learners
A reweave classroom · United States
v3 · learners

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