Spring Conference 2017 - Taking Risks in the New Frontier: Rigor, Reasoning and Relevance

When
Friday, March 24, 2017
7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location
Worcester State University, Worcester, MA

Registration

1st, 2nd, or 3rd Year Teacher – $20.00
For those in their 1st, 2nd or 3rd year teaching in Massachusetts.
Early Bird – $50.00
For those that register BEFORE February 28
Fully Retired – $40.00
Speaker - Primary
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Standard – $60.00
For those that do not fit the other registration options.
Student – $20.00
For students not currently working as educators.

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Spring Conference 2017 Taking Risks in the New Frontier: Rigor, Reasoning and Relevance

Full Conference Booklet

Keynote Address
"I taught it...they didn't get it; I taught it again...they still didn't get it; Now What?"

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Anne Collins

Dr. Anne Collins is the director of Mathematics Achievement Center at Lesley University. She is the author and leader in math education. Dr. Collins is a founding member of the board of the Massachusetts Mathematics Association of Teacher Educators (MassMATE) and has served as past presidents of state and regional mathematics teacher associations (ATMIM and ATMNE) and on the NCTM Board of Directors. In addition, she was the Massachusetts Statewide Mathematics Coordinator, has taught at every grade level and has served on several state advisory boards for mathematics education. She is the recipient of over $8 million in grant funding to provide professional development in under-performing urban districts.