Oct 15, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 11 segments
What if many of the errors students make in math are predictable consequences of the way we teach them? In this episode, Anna is joined by Kristopher Boulton, founder and CEO of Unstoppable Learning…
Anna StokkeHost
He is founder and CEO of Unstoppable Learning, which he describes as a transformation program helping schools transform student outcomes in math, learning experiences for students, the teacher's experience, and to promote long-term success.

He's held a number of other educational roles previously, including chief education and product officer for upLearn and associate director of Teach First.

And he's of course known for his work on atomization, which I suspect will come up in conversation today.

And we met in person in London in March, so that was kind of neat, and we talked for several hours actually about math and about teaching.

He is founder and CEO of Unstoppable Learning, which he describes as a transformation program helping schools transform student outcomes in math, learning experiences for students, the teacher's experience, and to promote long-term success.

He's held a number of other educational roles previously, including chief education and product officer for upLearn and associate director of Teach First.

And he's of course known for his work on atomization, which I suspect will come up in conversation today.

And we met in person in London in March, so that was kind of neat, and we talked for several hours actually about math and about teaching.
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