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Thursday, July 27th 

1:00 - 1:30 My Favorites

Thursday Lunch and Thursday Lunch Update - Lisa Henry

Two Teacher Hacks: You Gotta Ring Them Bells & Never Forget Exit Slips Again - Sam Shah

 

1:30 – 2:30 pm Keynote

The Politics(?) of Mathematics Teaching - Grace Chen

 

2:45 – 3:45 pm Afternoon Sessions 

Algebra Tiles and Area Models - Mary Bourassa and Sheri Walker

A Teacher's Guide to Action - Andrew Browning-Couch

Developing Concepts in Middle School; an Illustrative Mathematics Curriculum Delve. - Nik Doran and Kate Nowak

Differentiation and Student Choice - Megan Dubee

The Pigeonhole Effect: Undoing the Manipulative Trap through Flexible Representations - Graham Fletcher and Joe Schwartz

SmudgedMath: Blurring tasks sparks mathematical curiosity, conversation and critique - Norma Gordon

What is university math? A lightning answer with pictures. – Edmund Harriss

From Calculus Zero to Calculus Hero in 60 Minutes - Chase Orton

Mathematicians are Not Just White Dudes - Annie Perkins and Jonathan Osters

Reaching the Full Range - Henri Picciotto

"An Object to Think With": The whole body as a tool for mathematical sense making - Malke Rosenfeld and Max Ray-Riek

Exploring a Researched Informed Framework for Teaching Fractions - Pierre Tranchemontagne

Teach Me How to Factor: AKA My Favorite Unit - Anna Vance

Bridging elementary skills & concepts to high school & beyond - Glenn Waddell, Jr. 

 

4:00 – 4:30 pm Afternoon Sessions 

Expos: Student Presentations in Math Class - Matt Baker and Kat Glass

A Half Hour of COOL! - Sadie Estrella

Did My Students Actually Learn Anything Today? - Dylan Kane

One Task + 4 Beanbags = So Many Entry Points! - Bob Lochel

Micro-decisions in Questioning - David Petersen 

Radio Free Mathematics - David Petro and Amy Zimmer (longer list of podcasts here )

Spiraling Algebraic Art - Megan Schmidt and Stephen Weimar

Fraction Operations: From Arithmetic to Problem Solving – Lisa Soltani

Pimp My Worksheet - Sara Vaughn and Lydia Kirkman

Discovery Learning in Calculus - Jasmine Walker

Informative Formative Assessment - Mary Williams

 

Friday, July 28th

9:00 – 9:30 am Morning My Favorites

What Else Can Google Slides Do?  Jennifer Fairbanks

SQWIGLES: Guiding One-on-One Teaching - David Butler

 

1:00 – 1:30 pm Afternoon My Favorites

Dynamic Web Sketches - David Petro

Make a Difference Monday & 5 Things - Pam Wilson

 

1:30 – 2:30 pm Keynote

All I Really Need To Know I Learned From The MTBoS...Not Really, But Close - Graham Fletcher

 

2:45 – 3:45 pm Afternoon Sessions 

Documenting Student Progress - Cal Armstrong

Standards Based Grading in a Traditional Setting - Jennifer Brackney and Tony Riehl

Textbook Exercise Renovation: From Rote to Rich - Gary Brown

One Hundred Factorial: Playful and joyful maths - David Butler

SMPs: leading learners to level up - Jill Gough

Significant Statistics - Kerry Gruizenga

Learning from Children's Mathematical Play at Math On-A-Stick - Ilana Horn, Christopher Danielson, and Lara Heiberger

A Trig Exploration: Exact Values and the Golden Triangle – Rachel Kernodle, Jamie Collie, and Molly Tanner

The Big Ideas Of Algebra Are Just Fancy Counting - Brian Miller

So Much and yet So Little Time- Making the Most of the Elementary Math Block - Nicole Paris

Teachers as Advocates: A How To - Max Ray-Riek and Peg Cagle

Using Google Apps for more engagement in math - Venetia Ricchio

Am I Asking the Right Questions? - Pam Wilson and BONUS Teacher Hacks 

 

4:00 – 5:00 pm Afternoon Sessions 

Finding a "Place" for Place Value - Devin Anderson

Finding the Words: Learning the Universal Language of Mathematics - Tina Cardone

Rational Function Graphs for Dummies - Meg Craig and Sheri Walker

Making Practice and Review Activities Fun! - Jennifer Fairbanks 

    Google Slide with more info on my session - Jennifer Fairbanks

Statistics and Probability for the Terrified MS Teacher – Shauna Hedgepeth and Joel Bezaire

Coaching Partnerships - Megan Holmstrom and Ryan Grady

A Step To The Left – Navigating and Understanding Sequences - Doug McKenzie

Engaging the Reluctant Colleague - Scott Miller and Bob Lochel

Engagement + Enjoyment = Learningment - Anya Ostapczuk, Lydia Kirkman, and Sara Vaughn

CO + DE = MATH - Stephanie Reilly and Tamar McPherson

Context for Learning - Jenise Sexton

The Clothesline: The Master Number Sense Maker for Secondary - Chris Shore

Expanding Professional Learning - Steve Weimar, Dylan Kane, and Megan Schmidt 

 

Saturday, July 29th

9:00 – 9:30 am Morning My Favorites

 

1:00 – 1:30 pm Afternoon My Favorites

Having Students Practice with a Continuum - David Petro

 

1:30 – 2:30 pm Keynote

Hitting The Darn 'Send' Button - Carl Oliver

 

2:45 – 3:45 pm Afternoon Sessions 

Assessing and grading workgroup - Anna Blinstein

Calculus for the Algebra Teacher - Jonathan Claydon

Going Vertical - How I started using #VNPS - Jennifer Fairbanks and Kathy Campbell

Sense-Making: Is It at the Core of Your Classroom? - Annie Fetter

Exploring the Progression of Order Through Game Play – John Golden and Joe Schwartz (Math game adapted for K-12+))

Exploring Base Eight - Kent Haines

BreakoutEDU Challenge – Alison Hansel and Jacqueline Richardson

Math Teachers: Raid the Physics Lab! - Megan Hayes-Golding

Practical Ideas on the Kind of Coaching We Need to Provide and Demand - Steve Leinwand

An Hour of Codebreaking - Bob Lochel

Debates in Math Class - Ethan Weker

Pulling it all Together: How Implementing Ideas from Make it Stick Unified My Teaching Philosophy - Anna Vance

 

4:00 – 5:00 pm Flex Sessions

 

 

Sunday, July 30th

9:00 – 11:00 am My Favorites

Mixed, Spaced Practice Homework Sheets - Debbie Boden

 

 

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