Abi Ruiz

@abiruiz.bsky.social

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Teacher | Board Member - NCSM RD - Southern 1 | ¡Sí se puede! (she/her/ella)

Four students use their fingers and pencils to place 3 paper corners on top of a 90° angle. The corners have measurement of 45°
Abi holding up the book Harriet Tubman:live in concert written by Bob the drag queen. Small picture to the side shows bobs signature.
nctm asking, “Are you planning on attending the following activity?” followed by the session title in blue text: “Multiplying Success with The Math Pact: A Formula for Cohesive Instruction.” Below, details include “Session Type: Session,” “Fri, 10/17: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM,” “Location: Omni Hotel,” and “Role: Co-Speaker.”
Tweet that says “This has got to be what they’re talking about when they say ‘girl math’.”
The note reads, “You have way more time to live, and why don’t you spend it with your family. You have 180 minutes.”
from user @gagas reads: “doctor: you have 240 minutes to live. me:” followed by an image showing the runtime of the movie Wicked as “2h 40m”
Mexican yellow rice in a glass container.
Southern 1 Virtual Regional Meetup on March 19, 2025, from 6-7 PM EST. Join Southern Mathematics Leaders from FL, GA, SC, NC, and VA. Featured speaker: Skip Tyler (@skiptylermath) presenting on using a Math Workshop model to create a student-centered learning environment. Includes a QR code for registration and an image of the book 'Math Workshop' by Jennifer Lempp and Skip Tyler. Hosted by NCSM. Register at bit.ly/S1virtual
A promotional flyer for the FCTM (Florida Council of Teachers of Mathematics) Annual Conference 2025. The theme, “Mathematics: Let Your Imagination Run Wild,”. Below, the keynote speakers are listed: Robert Kaplinsky and Vanessa Vakharia Featured speakers: Dr. Juli Dixon, Dr. Thomesina Adams, Dr. Jennifer Suh, Dr. Krisropher Childs, Skip Tyler, TJ Jemison, Pam Harris, Sean Nank, James O’Neal, Jr., John SanGiovanni, Dr. Abi Ruiz, and Kevin Dykema.
LEGO bricks illustrate the transformation of data: 1. DATA: A random pile of colorful LEGO pieces. 2.SORTED: Pieces grouped by color. 3.ARRANGED: Stacked into organized towers. 4.PRESENTED VISUALLY: Towers form a bar graph. 5.EXPLAINED WITH A STORY: Pieces built into a detailed house model.
14 nsf fellows and 4 Ucf staff smile and pose in front of an ocps banner
Abi in a airplane seat smiling. Also looking very tired.