Education is the basis of our world, but change often takes time in the education system. As the digital age progresses quickly, we must change our education system to prepare our students for the future better. When looking at mathematics education, it becomes evident that traditional methods may not fully equip students with the necessary skills for an increasingly technology-driven world. Integrating more hands-on, practical applications of mathematics alongside theoretical knowledge can enhance problem-solving abilities and foster critical thinking. Additionally, incorporating digital tools and resources can make learning more engaging and accessible, catering to diverse learning styles and needs. We can empower students to thrive in a rapidly evolving global landscape by embracing innovation and adapting curriculum to reflect real-world challenges.

My innovation plan aims to drive mathematics education through blended and flipped learning to raise student achievement and advance students through higher-level mathematics. Influencer: The New Science of Leading Change notes three critical tasks to evoke change: focus and measure, find vital behaviors, and engage all six sources of influence (Grenny et al., 2023).