Join Amy and Grace for professional learning
NEW webinar series, Productive Struggle in Math Class. Whether you choose to participate in one, all four, or a mix, these webinars are not to be missed.
Tuesdays – 7:00 – 8:00 pm Eastern
Developing Independent Math Thinkers recording available if you sign up for all four
4/23 Maximizing Multiple Mathematical Representations to Engage all Learners
5/7 Making Students’ Mathematical Thinking Visible
5/21 Mathematical Discourse for All
Back by popular demand, we will offer our popular online course and learn practical strategies to support students with learning disabilities to think and reason mathematically by considering learning strengths, IEP goals, and pedagogies. Essential Strategies for Teaching Students with Disabilities to Think Mathematically from June 20th to July 24th.
NEW! Productive Struggle in Math Class: Making it Manageable and Effective for Students and Teachers Join us in Natick MA on August 7th and 8th to learn concrete, research-based strategies to support students to struggle productively when thinking and reasoning mathematically.
Consider customized professional learning
Grace and Amy customize experiences, integrating resources with school and district goals that coalesce into robust learning experiences for teachers and transfer into rich learning for students.
Their work provides teachers and districts with practical strategies and structures to improve student learning and to build capacities for propagating the work through existing district-based learning structures.
Explore Grace & Amy’s books
Routines for Reasoning
Provides insight into the mathematical practices, supports for specials populations, and repeatable instructional routines to develop mathematical thinking.
Teaching for Thinking
Explores the ways in which reasoning routines can be leveraged to engage students in mathematical discourse and thinking all the while developing equitable teaching practices.
Explore podcasts & other media
Grace and Amy share their insights via podcasts and explore the power of reasoning routines, specific supports for special populations, and ways in which routines support teachers. Listen to podcasts from Heinemann, ELLevation Highest Aspirations, and Texas Instruments Room to Grow.
