Customized Professional Development
Our programs are customized for meeting local needs and we seek opportunities for extended collaboration rather than single workshops because of our experience with effective improvement efforts and program implementation that required close collaboration and support over time. ... more information

10% Discount
through June 30, 2008 on Problems of the Week class, school, or district memberships* and/or the following online courses!
* or get an extra section of the Problems Library at no extra cost

Online Professional Development Courses
These moderated courses led by Math Forum professional staff take place online using Blackboard Vista (formerly WebCT) or Blackboard. The only technical requirements are a web browser and Internet access. Current offerings:

Teaching Math with the Problems of the Week
Read reflections from teachers!

(FunPoW Focus) led by Claire Mead

to be scheduled . . . more information

 

(PreAlgPoW Focus) led by Suzanne Alejandre

to be scheduled . . . more information

 

Problem Solving Strategies

led by Stephen Weimar

June 21 - July 3 . . . more information

 

Moving Students from Arithmetic to Algebra

led by Ellen Clay

July 12 - July 24 . . . more information

Current prices for each course start at $140. All individuals who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate indicating that they have completed 15 hours of professional development. This is equivalent to 1.5 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) that can be received from the Drexel University School of Education for a fee of $15 to cover administrative costs.

For a limited time, we are also offering a discounted rate for a Class Membership in the Problems of the Week. Use the links to each course to view more information.

Grant-funded Online Workshops
Explore how technology can help students build mathematical understanding as they model and solve contextualized problems. Currently the $100 workshop fees are paid for participants by a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).