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NCSM Annual Conference - Math Forum Presentation
http://mathforum.org/workshops/nctm2009/index.ncsm.html
Coming early to Washington, DC to attend the National Council
of Supervisors of Mathematics 41st Annual Conference Monday,
April 20 through Wednesday, April 22?
Meet the Math Forum staff at the Sponsor Display Area all day
Monday or Tuesday.
Plan to attend our session:
Tuesday 8:45 - 10:15
Develop Technology Expertise in Mathematics Teacher Leaders: The Math Forum Hybrid Workshop Model
Suzanne Alejandre and NSDL Workshop Moderators
NCTM Annual Meeting - Math Forum Presentations
http://mathforum.org/workshops/nctm2009/
Are you visiting Washington, DC, in April for the National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics 86th Annual Meeting?
The pre-registration discount ends March 13:
http://nctm.org/conferences/content.aspx?id=16345
Plan to attend our sessions:
Thursday 8:00 - 9:00
Session 20
Hyatt, Renwick/Bulfinch
Planning with Inquiry-Based Mathematics Programs: Complexities
and Influences
Troy P. Regis
Thursday 3:00 - 4:30
Session 292
Convention Center, Room 204 A/B
Math Forum, Online Workshops, Problem Solving, Technology
and You!
Suzanne Alejandre and NSDL Workshop Moderators
Friday 8:00 - 9:00
Session 380
Hyatt, Room Independence F/G
The MathMentor: An Online Career- and Math-Mentoring Program
for High-Potential, Low-Income Students
Mai Sidawi
Saturday 12:30 - 1:30
Session 812
Convention Center, Room 103 B
Using Rich Problems to Reach All Learners
Claire Mead, Mary Taylor (Loring School, Sudbury, MA)
Saturday 12:30 - 1:30
Session 815
Convention Center Room 152 B
Using Technology to Create an Inclusion Classroom
in the Middle School
Annie Fetter, Michelle O'Donnell (Woodlynne School,
Woodlynne, NJ)
Family Math in a Minute
http://familymath.stanford.edu/mathinaminute.html
This study, sponsored by the Life Center at Stanford,
investigates how math is used in our everyday lives. Its main
objective is to collect many short stories about how people
experience mathematics.
Share your brief stories on this site, and read sample stories.
The research questions and methods are described here as well
-- look for the links in the page header.
Lure of the Labyrinth
http://labyrinth.thinkport.org/
In this free online adventure game, middle-school pre-algebra
students rescue their pets, combat mysterious monsters, and
embark on whimsical math missions to gain a better
understanding of proportions, fractions, and ratios, variables
and equations, and number and operations.
Students may also solve the puzzles as separate, stand-alone
activities. Resources for educators include standards, lesson
plans, graphic organizers, evaluation strategies, and
supporting videos.
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