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Thursday, February 13 • 1:15pm - 3:15pm
Working To The Core of Math, One Layer at a Time

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Learning thrives when students feel comfortable to take risks and learn from their mistakes. Sometimes there are no right or wrong answers, and getting students to simply think about numbers and their role evolves into creative problem solving. There can be more than one way to solve a problem! After years of using thinking routines in their math curriculum, the presenters, two upper elementary math teachers, will share ways they have added many layers to the learning inside and outside the walls of the classroom. This journey has resulted in students taking ownership for their learning and thinking like problem solvers.

Intended Audience:  Math Teachers (K-12)


Speakers
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Susan Love

Presbyterian Day School
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Windy May

Teacher, Presbyterian Day School
Since graduating from the University of Mississippi with a Masters degree in math education, Windy May has experienced a wide range of classrooms, teaching high school honors geometry, as well as middle school and elementary math. Throughout the years, Windy’s professional development... Read More →


Thursday February 13, 2014 1:15pm - 3:15pm PST
D214 Presbyterian Day School

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