2019-2020 Professional Learning Opportunities
NSD Math PD Opportunities
Several math PD sessions, including STEM opportunities, will be available for NSD teachers during the 2019-2020 school year:
Classroom Support
- Engaging Students in Mathematics Learning Through 3-Act Math Tasks (STEM)
- Engaging Students in Mathematics Learning Through Desmos (STEM)
- Engaging Students in Mathematics Learning Through Mathcasts (STEM)
- Engaging Students in Mathematics Learning Through Number Talks
Online Courses
- Ensuring Mathematical Success for All With Effective Math Teaching Practices (free through NSD)
- How to Learn Math - For Teachers ($99 payable to Stanford University)
- Mathematical Mindsets ($99 payable to Stanford University)
PLCs
- Desmos-ify your AGA Classroom (STEM)
- Desmos Computation Layer (STEM)
- Don’t see a PLC that suits your interests or needs? Create one! That’s how the two Desmos PLCs got started last year. :)
More Info
For more information about these sessions and a link to register, please visit the PD page of the NSD Math Toolbox. If you are interested in PD on a particular topic but don’t see something here that suits your interests or needs, make a request or suggestion!
Northwest Math Conference, October 2019
The 2019 Northwest Mathematics Conference will be held Thursday, October 10th through Saturday, October 12th, 2019 at the Tacoma Convention center and the neighboring Hotel Murano.
The Northwest Mathematics Conference brings together mathematics teachers from all levels of primary, secondary, and undergraduate education to learn and share about mathematics and pedagogy. This year's featured speakers include Julia Aguirre and Dan Meyer. I am also honored to be presenting a 3-hour Desmos workshop on October 10th!
Registration is now open and STEM hours are available for attendees. Click here for more information. Hope to see you there!
WAETAG Conference, October 2019
The Washington Association of Educators of the Talented and Gifted (WAETAG) will be holding the WAETAG 2019 Conference on Friday & Saturday, October 18th-19th at The Hilton in Bellevue, WA. The mission of WAETAG is to empower educators and communities to support and champion for the educational and social emotional development of talented and gifted students. This year’s featured speakers include Dr. Diane Heacox and Dr. Richard Cash. I am also honored to be presenting a 90-minute session, Making Learning Visible Through Mathcasts, where we will learn how to use Screencastify and other tools to capture student mathematical thinking.
Registration for the WAETAG 2019 Conference is now open. Clock hours, including STEM clock hours, are available through the conference.
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