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Learning through Math Games
Developing and playing games with young learners allows educators to naturally embed concepts, methods, and new vocabulary of mathematics into their play. Educators are able to create, adapt, and extend simple games to meet the needs of their classroom. In this webinar, we will look at practical examples that can be used to support student …
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Teaching by the Seat of your Pants
The purpose of this webinar is to introduce teachers, coaches and administrators to some easy and affordable technology that is enabling exciting learning opportunities for 21st century learners via the virtual learning environment. Platforms like Skype and Google are providing innovative ways to support teaching and learning. There will be an emphasis on Exploring by …
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Tripping Over Math in Kindergarten
In this webinar, participants will be learning how they can create an environment where students in the early years are tripping over math throughout their day. The webinar is designed to help educators intentionally integrate the big ideas in early mathematics in meaningful ways during indoor and outdoor learning. Tools and strategies will be shared …
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Interactive Google Slides and Google Hangouts
Google Slides has recently released an audience participation feature. This allows audience members to pose questions and interact digitally. In addition to the interactive features, we will also look at how some people use Google Slides to create books (digital or for printing). Are you ready to collaborate virtually? Google Hangouts and Google Hangouts On …
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Sparking Rich Dialogue with Digital Provocations in Math
How can a simple image spark a mathematical discussion? How can a short video spark curiosity and wonder? How can we engage even our most reluctant learners into deep mathematical exploration with digital provocations? In this session we will build on the work of individuals like Dan Meyer and Kyle Pearce and explore how we …