This workshop reveals a fun, visual approach that allows every learner to truly grasp, understand, and enjoy the core of arithmetic and the foundations of algebra.
Our proven experiential tool for teaching math ensures you will never again hear “math is not for me.”
Remove fear, inspire confidence, and break down mathematical silos so that all students can see the magic, connect the dots, and fall in love with math.
Recommended for math teachers of grades 5-8.
Priority will be given to educators working at Title 1 schools or serving a high proportion of students from minoritized groups or who are experiencing poverty.
Application Deadline: May 25, 2022
We are deeply grateful to the Mary P. Dolciani Halloran Foundation for supporting this workshop.
When:
Saturday, June 4th
9am - 1pm
Where:
The American Institute of Mathematics
600 E. Brokaw Road
San Jose, CA
Presenters:
Dr. James Tanton
Dr. Raj Shah
Co-founders of the Global Math Project
Questions:
Dr. Brianna Donaldson, Director of Special Projects
brianna@aimath.org
What students get:
"It’s so rare that you find PD models that equally attend to students and teachers. Teachers can see the learning with the kids in progress. There is huge power in seeing the learning and the understanding unfold from the beginning to the end."
Math Director, Tucson, AZ
"After the Exploding Dots lessons test results across nearly 60 students showed a 16% improvement for subtraction and a 9% improvement for division.
Thanks again for this awesome resource!"
Teacher, New Castle, Australia
"Even my students who don’t normally feel like they are ‘good at math’ feel successful with Exploding Dots. Brilliant!"
Teacher, Phoenix AZ
"It changed my view of math … Now I am confident and more excited about math."
Student, Las Vegas, NV.
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