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Catalyzing
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for Early Childhood and Elementary, Middle School, and High School. Learn how the Catalyzing Change series addresses broadening the purposes of learning mathematics, creating equitable structures in mathematics, implementing equitable mathematics instructions and developing a deep
mathematical understanding.
Today's students face a future where there is an increasing need for mathematical skills in the workplace. As a high school teacher, leader, administrator, or counselor, part of your profession involves helping ensure that students are prepared for both personal and professional success.
NCTM's new publication, Catalyzing Change in High School Mathematics: Initiating Critical Conversations, is a must-read for anyone who's involved in high school mathematics education.
Themes include:
- Broadening the purposes for teaching high school mathematics beyond a focus on college and career readiness
- Dismantling structural obstacles that stand in the way of mathematics working for each and every student
- Implementing equitable instructional practices
- Identifying essential concepts that all high school students should learn and understand at a deep level
- Organizing the high school curriculum around these essential concepts to support students’ future personal and professional goals
- Providing key recommendations and next steps for key audiences
Catalyzing Change engages all individuals with a stake in high school mathematics to catalyze critical conversations across groups.
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Conduct a Book Study!
Catalyzing Change requires engagement. Schools across the country are holding book studies to really delve into how to improve high school mathematics at their local level. To assist, we have created a FREE comprehensive guide for leading a Catalyzing Change Book Study in your school, district, state, or PLC. Supplied in PDF or Word format so you can easily adapt to facilitate your group.
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