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Math Made Accessible: Teaching Kids with Learning Differences
Unlock the potential of every student! This workshop provides practical strategies and tools designed to support diverse learning needs, ensuring that math is understandable and enjoyable for all. Join us to learn how to adapt your teaching methods and create an inclusive environment where every child can thrive in math.
Digital Integrity: Using Technology and AI Responsibly in Math
In today’s digital world, our kids are growing up surrounded by technology. Whether you’ve been hesitant to embrace online learning or have concerns about responsible computer use, this workshop will equip you to teach math effectively in the digital age. Join us to learn how to set up an effective online workspace for math assignments, talk to your child about using computers responsibly for their math work, monitor and ensure your child is not using websites and AI to cheat, help your child maintain focus while working online, and promote independence and confidence in their digital learning.
From Dull to Dynamic: 6 Strategies to Make Math Memorable
Because each math concept lays the groundwork for the next, it’s important that we teach math in a way that makes it memorable. In this workshop, Nicole will teach you some simple yet dynamic strategies you can use to not only increase your student’s understanding and retention, but also to inspire a lasting love for math in your student.
Interdisciplinary Learning: Integrating Math with Art, Science, and History
Unlock the potential of interdisciplinary learning by integrating math with subjects like science, art, and history. Learn how to design lessons that connect math to real-world applications, such as using geometry in art projects, applying algebra in scientific experiments, and exploring mathematical patterns in historical events. These techniques will not only make math more relevant and interesting for your child but will also foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of the subject.
