SUMMER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
[Math]odology institutes are a unique opportunity for educators to expand and supplement their mathematical practices during the summer. Our programs provide opportunities for mathematical exploration as students as well as time to reflect on the learning process as practitioners thus understanding how to make impactful instructional decisions. During the institutes, educators encounter concepts from different mathematical strands and learn various techniques for delivery, questioning, and extensions of tasks aimed at enhancing the culture of the mathematics classroom.
Each session is different so be sure to explore the options to find the right one for you. Contact our team for questions about how our programs might meet your needs.
Essentials to Teaching and Learning Mathematics
(Grades 1-5)
Developing Mathematical Roots at the Early Elementary Levels
Essentials to Teaching and Learning Mathematics (Grades 1- 5)
July 10th-12th, 2023
In Person
Our institutes help educators intellectualize the fundamentals of teaching and learning mathematics.
Instructed within the framework of NCTM’s Standards for Mathematical Practices, our interactive sessions empower teachers with the necessary strategies, resources and classroom practices to immediately impact student learning.
The curriculum of the institute covers these topics:
- Six key learning experiences in mathematics learning
- Components of an effective lesson
- Learning progressions around key concepts
- Differentiation techniques to move students from frustration to success
- Problem solving tasks that reach all students
- Efficient strategies to solving problems
- Effective assessment techniques
Course Details
Three Sessions:
Session 1: Big Ideas Around Whole Number Operations
July 10, 2023 8:30 am-3:00 pm EST
•Working Lunch for think!Mathematics users
Session 2: Big Ideas Around Fraction and Decimal Operations
July 11, 2023 8:30 am-3:00 pm EST
•Working Lunch for think!Mathematics users
•Optional game night in the evening
Session 3: Big Ideas Around Geometry and Measurement
July 12, 2023 8:30 am-3:00 pm EST
Target Audience: Grade 1-5 educators, Math Coaches, Math Intervention Specialist, Administrators, Special Educators
Registration
Early-Bird Special limited to the first 15 participants!
Three-Day Registration- $750
Early Bird- $675
Venue Details
Four Points by Sheraton Jacksonville Beachfront
11 1st Street North
Jacksonville Beach, Florida 32250 USA
1.904.435.3535
Special Rates for Workshop Participants.
Click Here to Book Your Room!
Limited Discounted Rooms
Rate available: 07/09/2023 to 07/14/2023
Beyond the Essentials (Grades 1- 5)
July 13th-14th, 2023
In Person
This two-day institute dives further into challenging advanced learners as well as interventions for struggling learners.
Instructed within the framework of NCTM’s Standards for Mathematical Practices, our interactive sessions empower teachers with the necessary strategies, resources and classroom practices to immediately impact student learning.
The curriculum of the institute covers these topics:
- Steps to create a "Thinking Classroom"
- Strategies to open up anchor tasks
- Case studies around word problems
- Techniques to move students beyond number topics
- Implementation plan for fluency
- Assessment of math learning
Course Details
Two Sessions:
Session 1: Creating the Culture in your classroom
July 13, 2023 8:30 am-3:00 pm EST
Session 2: Fluency and Assessment
July 14, 2023 8:30 am-3:00 pm EST
Target Audience: Grade 1-5 educators, Math Coaches, Math Intervention Specialist, Administrators, Special Educators
Registration
Early-Bird Special limited to the first 15 participants!
Two-Day Registration- $500
Early Bird- $450
Venue Details
Four Points by Sheraton Jacksonville Beachfront
11 1st Street North
Jacksonville Beach, Florida 32250 USA
1.904.435.3535
Special Rates for Workshop Participants.
Click Here to Book Your Room!
Limited Discounted Rooms
Rate available: 07/09/2023 to 07/14/2023
Developing Mathematical Roots at the Early Elementary Levels
July 17th-19th, 2023
In Person
Constructing the perfect scenario for your kindergarten students isn’t something that’s finished overnight. We’re committed to your success and that of your children with a heavy lift taken in three manageable parts.
We start on July 17, 2023, when we build the foundation. We’ll help you get started with a plan that’s been tested by accomplished teachers across North America and proven successful by measurable results from students. We’ll show you what a properly organized classroom looks like and how it maximizes your efficiency and positively impacts your students. In addition, we’ll cover every angle from the best materials to the best practices in what we’re sure will be a model classroom for your school.
In addition, we’ll turn our attention to our first content area of numbers and how it develops. You’ll learn our deeply researched methods of building concepts, checking for student understanding, how to revisit, and plan to revisit ideas that students may not grasp. We have a plan for a child who struggles to keep up and how we assess that student and the entire classroom so that your long-term goals are met by building a student’s knowledge in a carefully constructed manner.
On July 18th, 2023 geometry and measurement take center stage in this crucial session. We’ll identify the big ideas, talk about how content builds off what we’ve already taught, and focus keenly on implementing those past ideas of numbers into strands. There are multiple extensions to the plan, and we’ll cover implementation and the benefits of incorporating them into the plan in order to take a deep dive into understanding with your students.
We’ll put the finishing touches to your plan on July 19th, 2023 when we will tackle the idea of setting foundations for addition and subtraction, offer a conceptual understanding of what the symbols represent, and how we start to build fluency within those operations.
In every session we’ve built time to discuss what you’re doing with the other teachers who join us and for you to learn from their successes and the ways in which they’ve overcome challenges.
Course Details
Three Sessions:
Session 1: July 17, 2023 8:30 am-3:00 pm EST
Session 2: July 18, 2023 8:30 am-3:00* pm EST
*Optional game night in the evening
Session 3: July 19, 2022 8:30 am -3:00 pm EST
Target Audience: Early Childhood Teachers, Math Coaches, Math Coordinators, Teacher Leaders
Registration
Early-Bird Special limited to the first 15 participants!
Three-Day Registration- $750
Early Bird- $675 (Sold Out)
Venue Details
Four Points by Sheraton Jacksonville Beachfront
11 1st Street North
Jacksonville Beach, Florida 32250 USA
Special Rates for Workshop Participants.
Click Here to Book Your Room!
Limited Discounted Rooms
Rate available: 07/16/2023 to 07/21/2023
Orientation to using think!Mathematics
August 14th-16th, 2023
Virtual
A curriculum is more for teachers than it is for pupils. If it cannot change, move, perturb, foremost a curriculum for teachers. If it has any effect on pupils, it will have it by virtue of having had an effect on teachers. (Bruner, 1960/1977, p. xv)
At [Math]odology our goal is to help teachers understand the role that think!Mathematics plays in supporting student learning. Research indicates that different uses of the curriculum lead to different opportunities for student and teacher learning. This summer, [Math]odology will assist teachers in examining curriculum resources and tools while investigating new approaches to delivering effective lessons.
Offered August 14-16, 2023
1- 4 p.m. EST
Target Audience: Grade 1-5 Math Teachers, Math Coaches, Math Coordinators, Teacher Leaders, Administrators
Contact Information: [email protected]
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Dana Holland
Best workshop I've ever attended! So practical!
I loved exploring the activities through the "hands on approach" in groups. The use of correct language and vocabulary was informative and helpful. All presenters were approachable!
Loved it!
Jeanne Bowles
I loved the Operations Day. It's focused on thinking about the structures of addition and subtraction, "put together" ,"take apart" ,
"part-whole" and comparison models. It is so important for me as a teacher to understand this in building a strong foundation around these addition and subtraction.
Teaching to understand not just "do" the math!
Lysa Lytikainen
I feel rich with math sense and ideas and can't wait to open up this treasure box of discovery with my students!
My confidence around the concepts
I teach is at a new level!
