Join us for this practical webinar series that digs deep into all aspects of purposeful mathematics teaching and learning. From instructional assessment that will inform your teaching, to practical insights into the concepts you need to teach, to connecting mathematics to the real world, this unique series will offer tried-and-true methods of teaching that will revolutionize your classroom. A wrap-up panel discussion with all four author-educators will summarize the learning and answer all your questions collected over the series.
The Specifics
The Series
ANIE & SNAP: Simple, hands-on competency assessment with Kevin Bird & Kirk Savage
Sunday, August 21, at 7 pm ET
A Mathematical Model for Authentic Learning with Mary Fiore
Wednesday, August 24, at 7 pm ET
Mathematizing Student Thinking with David Costello
Sunday, August 28, at 7 pm ET
A MATH HAT-TRICK PANEL with Kevin Bird & Kirk Savage, Mary Fiore, David Costello
Moderated by Lionel Sandner
Wednesday, August 31 at 7 pm ET
A link to each session will be sent both a day and one hour before the session. Get all the details on the series and each webinar here.
This unique webinar series is designed to show teachers how they can inspire and motivate students to master math. Led by David Costello, the author of Making Math Stick, the theme of the series is helping students grasp the essentials to they can better retain and apply math concepts.
The Specifics
• six 1-hour webinars with David Costello; live at 7 pm ET
• an interactive chat feature for questions and connections with David and other participants
• a digital package of reproducible classroom ideas for each math strand webinar
• a digital recording of each session, available to view until July 2022
• the price: $99, per person, per series, which *includes a free copy of the Making Math Stick eBook* by David Costello
The Series
The six 1-hour webinars each feature a major curriculum strand, with insights and practical tools to make working smarter, not harder, a reality.
1. Social Emotional Learning — January 4, 2022, at 7 pm (ET)
2. Number — February 1, 2022, at 7 pm (ET)
3. Algebra (Patterns and Relations) — March 1, 2022, at 7 pm (ET)
4. Spatial Sense (Geometry and Measurement) — April 5, 2022, at 7 pm (ET)
5. Statistics and Probability (Data) — May 3, 2022, at 7 pm (ET)
6. Financial Literacy — June 7, 2022, at 7 pm (ET)
A link to each session will be sent both a day and one hour before the session. Get all the details on the series and each webinar here.
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