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AMTNJ Virtual Offerings

“TEACH, Not TELL” Strategies In The Dawn Of New Learning In Mathematics: Rudy Neufeld & Jorge Moore

Zoom Virtual Event

Description: The quarantine has nudged educators to plan Flexible Learning Models to include teachers, students and parents in effective mathematics instruction for the uncertain Fall 2020. We will engage minds through online tools that provide immediate, interactive, adaptive feedback resulting in understanding, rather than in memorizing whole numbers and fraction concepts. This session will model […]

Alternative Courses For Struggling High School Juniors And Seniors: Robert Gerver

Zoom Virtual Event

Description: Advanced Algebra with Financial Applications and Hands-On Statistics are two math credit bearing curricula that can be used as alternatives to algebra 2 and precalculus. Both have only an Algebra 1 prerequisite, can receive 3rd/4th year math credits, and are motivating, relevant curricula that engage struggling students.

But Who’s Counting? Making Counting Count: Assessments and Activities: Lisa Cashin

Zoom Virtual Event

Description: Explore the importance of counting in PreK through 2nd grade classrooms. Learn about assessments that can be used to identify counting strengths and weaknesses in students. Learn about activities to support counting, number sequence, and recognition that you can easily implement in your classroom.

NJEA Convention

Virtual Event

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Using “Cool Problems” To Explore Limits Of Sequences: Tom Beatini

Zoom Virtual Event

Description: Do sequences have to end? Let’s explore some “cool problems” where sequences model real-world phenomena. See how technology connects algebraic representations, promotes algebraic thinking and a deeper understanding of sequences and limits to help students move from algebra to calculus.

Leveraging Student Errors: JoAnna Castellano

Zoom Virtual Event

Description: Utilizing student work live in class to leverage an error shows students that they can critique each other’s work in a safe, learning environment. Student can learn more from their errors than from listening to someone else’s lecturing of information.

Mathematics and Elections: An Overview: Joseph Rosenstein

Zoom Virtual Event

Description: This presentation will provide an overview of the mathematical questions that arise in decisions about the census, apportionment, redistricting, who gets to vote, how the vote takes place, how […]