http://mathforum.org/pd/rich2/

The Math Forum is pleased to announce a new online professional development course: a high-school level version of Differentiated Math Instruction: Using Rich Problems to Reach All Learners. Led by Max Ray, Professional Collaboration Facilitator, participants can expect to spend 3-5 hours per week on the course.

The course runs September 16–October 27, 2010. Registration closes at 5 pm EDT on Friday, September 10.

The elementary- and middle-school level version of this course, led by Claire Mead, runs at the same time, with the same registration deadline:

http://mathforum.org/pd/rich/

https://apply.kstf.org/applications/

Knowles Science Teaching Foundation (KSTF) Teaching Fellowships provide up to five years of financial and professional support to exceptional individuals as they begin their careers teaching in U.S. high schools.

KSTF Science and Mathematics Teaching Fellows are chosen from among individuals who have earned or are in the process of earning a degree in science, mathematics or engineering. Fellowships are offered for individuals committed to teaching high school mathematics, physical sciences or biological sciences. Selection criteria are discussed here:

http://www.kstf.org/fellowships/teaching/apply.html

Applications for 2011 are accepted starting September 15, 2010.

http://prezi.com/aww2hjfyil0u/math-is-not-linear/

Math teacher Alison Blank offers this thought-provoking, non-linear Prezi on the subject of math and its teaching.

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