ATMIM Winter Conference: New Methods and New Ideas for the New Year

When
Thursday, January 09, 2014
3:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location
Boston College
Spaces left
15

Registration

Speaker Registration
Free Registration for Conference Speakers. You will need a special speaker code in order to register using this option. Only one free speaker registration per presentation.
Standard Registration – $45.00
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Join us on a Winter's Evening in the New Year!

** Conference Descriptions Now Available **

**Full Conference Program now Available**

Conference Theme: New Methods and New Ideas for a New Year

Keynote
New Methods, New Ideas? Yes, but Why and How?

Tim Whiteford, St. Michael's College, VT

Conference Schedule:

3:30 – 4:00    Registration
4:00 – 4:45    Session #1
5:00 – 5:45    Session #2
6:00 – 6:40    Dinner
6:45 – 7:30    Keynote Address

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Speakers/Presentations include

Elementary School

The Development of Division Concepts in Grades 3-6
Katherine Marin, Westwood Public Schools

Essentials for Developing Early Numeracy (PreK-2)
Jill Milton, Norwood Public Schools

Fractions, Essential Questions and the Common Core
Glen Sherman and Benjamin Geiger, Cambridge Public Schools

Is there high cognitive demand in the questions I ask? (K-5)

Jennifer Shore, Newton Public Schools

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Middle School

PARCC Potpourri: Design, Cognitive Complexity,
and Going Beyond the Single Standard
Darren Burris, Boston Collegiate Charter School

Is there high cognitive demand in the questions I ask? (6-8)
Sheri Flecca, Newton Public Schools

Making Rational Numbers More Meaningful
Peg Kenney, Boston College

Diagramming Problems in 5-8 Math
Ellen Metzger, Lincoln Public Schools

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High School

How to flip without flopping: getting the most out of a flipped classroom

Ross Bensen, Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School

Rethinking Mathematics Education In the New Era

Don Cameron, The Brooks School

Do You See What I See?

Talitha Oliveri and Lisa Lopes, Hopedale Junior/Senior High School

What We Can Learn from the “Lowly” Trapezoid

Steve Yurek, Lesley University