Since 2004, the Southwest PA Math Science Partnership hasprepared 900 Teacher Leaders who have facilitated learningexperiences for 6,600 of their district colleagues. Join theMSP Principal Investiga<strong>to</strong>r <strong>to</strong> discover lessons learned frommulti-year Teacher <strong>Leadership</strong> Academies as described bythe LEADS acronym: Learning, Explicitness, Assessment,De-Briefing, and Support., SW PA Math & Science Collaborative,Pittsburgh, PA, SW PA Math & Science Collaborative,Moon Township, PAWe studied what was happening in our Math SciencePartnership sites for the 2 years following NSF (NationalScience Foundation) funding. We discovered that teacherleaders roles and functions had changed. We will share whatthey <strong>to</strong>ld us about how our leadership development programprepared them and what more we could have done., University of Rochester, Rochester, NY , University of Rochester, Fairport, NYReports show that we are improving in many aspects of PK-12 mathematics. However, improvement efforts seem <strong>to</strong>continually reach a plateau short of our goals. Gaps inopportunities and student achievement persist. What can wedo <strong>to</strong> get past the plateau and give every student a highquality math education?, Charles A. Dana Center, University of TX,Austin, TXThe Milwaukee Public Schools charted a course forleadership via a professional learning continuum formathematics, focusing on formative assessment. Thiscontinuum acknowledged change as a developmentalprocess for schools and the district. As a result, students aremaking significant mathematics gains and closingachievement gaps on state tests., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,Milwaukee, WI, Milwaukee Public Schools,Milwaukee, WICoaches are professional learning leaders in our schools -but how do they get <strong>to</strong> that place? The three-tiered model ofthe development of coaches that is used prepares teachers <strong>to</strong>become coaches, provides continued professional learningopportunities for current coaches, and utilizes coachingexperts in the field., Buffalo Public Schools, Blasdell, NY, Buffalo Public Schools, Buffalo, NY, Buffalo Public Schools, North Tonawanda, NY, Buffalo Public Schools, Buffalo, NYLook for an email next week inviting you <strong>to</strong> completethe Online Conference Feedback Survey.San Diego Unified School District is helping PK teacherslearn how <strong>to</strong> create a supportive learning environment andprovide appropriate instruction as they help children makesense of the world of mathematics, with help from the MathPerspectives Teacher Development Center., Math Perspectives TeacherDevelopment Center, Bellingham, WA, San Diego City Schools, San Diego, CA, Math Perspectives Teacher DevelopmentCenter, Sacramen<strong>to</strong>, CA, San Diego Unified School District, ImperialBeach, CA
, Encyclopedia Britannica, Chicago, IL, Encyclopedia Britannica, Camden, DEParticipants will engage in lively and interactive webbasedpractice and assessment for elementary students.Move students <strong>to</strong>ward computational fluency while using<strong>to</strong>ols that allow teachers <strong>to</strong> differentiate, assess, track, andevaluate in real-time. As a result, students will enjoydoing mathematics at home or in the classroom., Hough<strong>to</strong>n Mifflin Harcourt, Plainfield, IL, Hough<strong>to</strong>n Mifflin Harcourt, Lake Oswego,ORLearn how this unique pedagogical approach focusing ondepth of understanding, number and number sense, andvisualization strategies for problem solving can be usedeffectively in your school or district., President, Board of Education SanDiego Unified School District, San Diego, CA Ralph Connelly, <strong>NCSM</strong> Past CanadianRegional Direc<strong>to</strong>r, St. Catherines, ON, CanadaIf mathematics education leaders can connect <strong>to</strong> theSchool Board, we can ensure mathematics is protectedduring budget deficits. This session describes how largeurban districts can provide quality mathematics programsduring the worst economic crisis our country has everseen.Shelia L. Jackson was elected <strong>to</strong> theBoard of Education in November2004 and re-elected <strong>to</strong> her seat inNovember 2008. Ms. Jackson wasborn and raised in Smithfield, NorthCarolina, and graduated fromSmithfield-Selma Senior HighSchool. After graduation, she joinedthe U.S. Navy and served for21 years. During her career in the Navy she rose <strong>to</strong> therank of Senior Chief and managed Navy Health clinicson overseas assignments and in the U.S. Always apioneer in her career, she was the first female AdvancedHospital Corpsman <strong>to</strong> manage a medical unit on anactive duty Navy ship. During her military career, Ms.Jackson earned a Bachelor of Health Science fromGeorge Washing<strong>to</strong>n University. After her retirementfrom active duty in 1995, Ms. Jackson moved <strong>to</strong> SanDiego <strong>to</strong> begin her second career in public education.She received her teaching credential from Cal State SanMarcos and a Masters Degree in Educational <strong>Leadership</strong>from National University. From 1995 <strong>to</strong> 2003, Ms.Jackson taught at Bay Park Elementary School andserved on various school and neighborhood committeesincluding President of the School Site Council. SheliaJackson served as Math Team Leader, InstructionalLeader, and Institute Coordina<strong>to</strong>r for the San Diego MathProject. She also coordinated the San Diego MathOlympiad for three years. In 2004, Ms. Jackson made thedecision <strong>to</strong> apply her leadership and management skillslearned in her military career and her experience as ateacher <strong>to</strong> run for a seat on the San Diego Unified SchoolBoard.
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