Presented by:
Breedeen Pickford-Murray,
Kevin Davis,
Grades: High School
Culturally relevant teaching is important, but it can seem like an impossible task to do it well. Often the missing ingredient in the classroom is student choice. Allowing students to develop their own projects gives them a space that honors who they are as individuals, helping them to form and develop their mathematical identities.
Presented by:
Nichole Lindgren,
Grades: 3rd to 5th
TODOS: Mathematics for ALL 100 Days of Professional Learning Series Speakers
How do you introduce the language that students will need to access and participate in a sense making routine and avoid a disconnected, rote introduction? In this session you will learn how to embed strategies into sense making routines to amplify language, provide access, and encourage participation for emergent multilingual students.
Presented by:
Richard Kitchen,
Grades: 6th to 8th
TODOS: Mathematics for ALL 100 Days of Professional Learning Series Speakers
A research-based protocol will be shared in this session that is specifically designed to support the mathematical learning of English Learners. The "Discursive Assessment Protocol" (DAP) supports equitable mathematical learning of ELs, while providing teachers with a useful tool aligned with best practices and the CCSS-M Mathematical Practices.
Presented by:
Hector Morales,
Joseph DiNapoli,
Craig Willey,
Grades: 6th to 8th, High School
TODOS: Mathematics for ALL 100 Days of Professional Learning Series Speakers
This workshop explores the collaborative efforts of Latinx students drawing on their bilingualism to make meaning of mathematics. Through shared vignettes, student artifacts, and mathematical activity, we engage participants in analysis and discussion to inform ways of leveraging translanguaging to persevere in mathematics classrooms.
Presented by:
Mary Raygoza,
Kelsey Macias,
Nima Harirchian,
Grades: 3rd to 5th, 6th to 8th, High School, Higher Education, PreK to 2nd
TODOS: Mathematics for ALL 100 Days of Professional Learning Series Speakers
This webinar explores building beloved classroom community, fostering equitable participation, engaging students in collaborative group work, connecting mathematics to students’ lives and the world we are in, and centering trauma-informed and healing-centered practices in the online classroom. We will also explore resisting oppressive and inequitable aspects of shifts to distance learning.
Presented by:
Kassia Omohundro Wedekind,
Christy Thompson,
Grades: PreK to 2nd
Come learn about Hands-Down Conversations, a structure for dialogue in which students take the lead, building agency and understandings as mathematicians and readers. We'll dig into strategies for engaging in argumentation and explore the crossover between the content areas.
Presented by:
Erin Krupa,
Michael Belcher,
Jere Confrey,
Grades: 6th to 8th
Learn about the Design & Pitch Challenges in STEM: a curricular framework that situates middle grades mathematics learning in entrepreneurial pitch competitions. Participants will experience a challenge and explore how entrepreneurship can support interdisciplinary STEM learning, with a mathematics focus, to increase students' excitement for STEM.
Presented by:
Kwame Anthony Scott,
Grades: 6th to 8th, High School
Lesson Planning too often neglects to include the lifestyles of students of African ancestry. So, too often these students see no relevance in the lesson and it is not delivered from their point of reference. Thus, this presentation will merge a social justice approach to their life experiences with a mathematics topic with CRT.
Presented by:
Jennifer Wilson,
Grades: 3rd to 5th, 6th to 8th
Don't dread teaching fraction concepts and skills to your students! Join us as we learn engaging activities that teach the fraction standards and allow your students to have fun at the same time! We will share and practice strategies that involve games and manipulatives to make fractions fun again that you can use immediately!
Presented by:
Kristina Barnaby,
Grades: 6th to 8th
Join me as I showcase three lessons that infuse art into the math classroom. Students learn how shapes play a role in artistic design and apply mathematical concepts while creating their own interpretations of works by Kandinsky (area of circles), Klee (fractions), and Mondrian (area and perimeter of quadrilaterals). Student work will be showcased.
Presented by:
Jacqui Lehmkuhl,
Grades: 6th to 8th, High School
articipants will experience my 'mathemagical' learning wonderland where a culture of purpose, caring, and fun is the norm. Simple to implement strategies will be provided to start a revolution of positive change where even the most reluctant learners experience the joys, creativity, and the belief of themselves as mathematicians.
Presented by:
Robert Kaplinsky,
Grades: 6th to 8th, High School
If you're frustrated because students seem like they understand what you teach them until you see their test scores, then you'll love using problems with open middles. Come learn how to implement problems that will clearly show what your kids know, help them become problem solvers, and have them begging for more.
Presented by:
Lorraine Howard,
Grades:
Webinar description: From a Whole Child Approach to Education, we know student academic learning develops in direct connection to social and emotional skills development. In alignment with the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) framework, this webinar will—
Presented by:
Kevin Dykema,
Fawn Nguyen,
Theresa Wills,
Zak Champagne,
Shawn Towle,
Michelle Berry,
Grades: 3rd to 5th, 6th to 8th, High School, Higher Education, PreK to 2nd
This beginning of a new school year will be all new, for everyone! Let’s come together and look at challenges, opportunities, and strategies as we work to meet the needs of each and every student as well as supporting families and communities.
Presented by:
Kevin Dykema,
Fawn Nguyen,
Esther Song,
Naomi Jessup,
Hilary Kreisberg,
Grades: 3rd to 5th, 6th to 8th, High School, Higher Education, PreK to 2nd
Many challenges lie ahead as we approach the start of a new school year. Join us as we look at ways to support mental health for teachers and students in these unprecedented times.
Presented by:
Nevels Nevels,
Lorie Huff,
David Martin,
Trena Wilkerson,
Grades: 3rd to 5th, 6th to 8th, High School, Higher Education, PreK to 2nd
What opportunities do we, as mathematics education leaders, have as we look toward the beginning of the new school year? We acknowledge the challenges and explore what decisions and opportunities exist to support our students and teachers. Also learn about unintended consequences, the potential to exacerbate current challenges, and alternatives to support each and every student in learning mathematics.
Presented by:
Barb Dougherty,
Robert Q. Berry III,
Cathy Martin,
Christina Lincoln-Moore,
Darwin Mills,
W. Gary Martin,
Grades: 3rd to 5th, 6th to 8th, High School, Higher Education, PreK to 2nd
As a building or district administrator, are you approaching back to school with fear or excitement? This is uncharted territory, and the beginning of this school year will have a lasting impact on the lives of your students and teachers. Explore recommendations for helping to create structures and policies to meet the needs of each and every student in mathematics.
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