July Virtual Summer PD Opportunities from NCTM |
July 9 and July 16 Productive Struggle Virtual Workshops Supporting students’ productive struggle in a post-COVID learning environment is an essential teaching practice in addressing unfinished learning as described in the American Rescue Plan. By engaging in productive struggle, students learn to persevere through challenging problems to reach successful outcomes. Learn more and register. |
July 13–15 and July 20–22 Virtual Statistics Workshops Participants will discuss and apply the data analysis, data science, and statistical concepts embodied in the NCTM Catalyzing Change books and the American Statistical Association’s (ASA) Guidelines for Assessment and Instruction in Statistics Education (GAISE) Pre-K–12 Curriculum Framework. Learn more and register. |
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ACTM Annual Fall Conference Leave a comment
2021 ACTM Fall Forum Speaker Call |
Hello ACTM past speakers, conference attendees, and current members!The ACTM Executive Board of Directors has set our fall forum dates of Nov 3-4, 2021. The conference will take place Wed-Thur at the Oxford Civic Center, Oxford, AL.This email is seeking speaker proposals to begin creating our fall forum program. We are operating slightly behind our normal schedule, so we asking for speaker proposals in the next two months, September 1st at the latest to guarantee consideration for the program.Use the link Speaker Submission Button to submit a session proposal. THANK YOU! See you in the fall! |
You can find more information about the conference and our state organization ACTM at https://acotom.wildapricot.org/.

NCTM National Conference is in Atlanta Leave a comment
I hope everyone is having a wonderful summer break. If you didn’t know, the NCTM National Annual conference is in Atlanta this year. This is extremely close to the EACTM service area. I hope you will make plans to attend to increase your own knowledge. It is our hope that this translates to our practice which in turn increases learning in our classroom. Please consider this professional development experience: https://www.nctm.org/annual/.
