Conferences

2013 Regional Conferences & Expositions

Registration is now open for NCTM’s 2013 Regional Conferences & Expositions. Join us in Baltimore, Las Vegas, or Louisville for our signature fall math education events. More than 200 presentations will offer the latest on Common Core, assessment, differentiated instruction, 21st Century Learning in the math classroom, and more.

2013 Interactive Institutes

You need the best strategies to prepare your students for success. NCTM's Interactive Institutes offer activities and tactics to transform your classroom into an environment where your students will better learn to examine, interpret, and think critically about math concepts.

Learn more about each of our Institutes:

	Algebra Readiness for Every Student An NCTM Interactive Institute for Grades 6-8 July 8-10 Hilton New Orleans Riverside Register by May 24 and save $40! Hotel rooms start from $160 per night.
	Connecting Number and Operations in the Classroom An NCTM Interactive Institute for Grades Pre-K-5 July 11-13 Hilton New Orleans Riverside Register by May 24 and save $40! Hotel rooms start from $160 per night.
	Engaging Students in Learning: Mathematical Practices and Process Standards An NCTM Interactive Institute for Grades 9-12 August 1-3 Renaissance Washington, DC Downtown Hotel Register by May 31 and save $40! Hotel rooms start from $199 per night.

2014 Annual Meeting

Big Ideas in the Big Easy! 

Save the dates for the nation’s premier math education event! Plan to join us in New Orleans April 9–12, 2014, and enjoy more than 700 presentations offering ideas, tools, and strategies you can immediately apply to help your students grow and succeed. Whether you’re a classroom teacher, coach, administrator, teacher-in-training, or math specialist, NCTM’s Annual Meeting has something for you.

2014 Research Conference

Linking Research and Practice 

Join your fellow researchers April 7–9, 2014 at NCTM’s all-new 2014 Research Conference (formerly Research Presession) in New Orleans. The Research Conference will bring together educators from around the world to examine and discuss current issues in mathematics education; interact and network with beginning scholars and veteran researchers in the field; and share current research to receive feedback and exposure to alternative points of view.

Want to share your expertise and research at the Research Conference? Apply to present and join us in New Orleans. The call for proposals opens June 2013.