Have professional learning communities flourished,floundered, or flopped in your region or district? Come andlearn how we have used the PRIME framework <strong>to</strong> slowlyand methodically move districts <strong>to</strong>ward working inprofessional learning communities. Activities will includework in the areas of assessment, teaching, and learning., Allegheny Intermediate Unit, Upper StClair, PA, Allegheny Intermediate Unit, Pittsburgh, PAHow do teachers deepen their understanding of mathematicsin ways that apply directly <strong>to</strong> their teaching? We willexamine how videocases and lesson warm-ups can be usedin professional development <strong>to</strong> unpack the concept ofsimilarity, including connections <strong>to</strong> geometrictransformations, proportional reasoning, slope, and the roleof definition., WestEd, Riverside, CA, Education Development Center, New<strong>to</strong>n, MA, Education Development Center,Sudbury, MAAssessment <strong>to</strong>ols will be presented that mathematics leaderscan use with teachers <strong>to</strong> evaluate student progress based on adevelopmental framework and observable performancecriteria. Applying the <strong>to</strong>ols <strong>to</strong> sample work and videotapedstudent interviews, participants will identify and addressindividual needs <strong>to</strong> improve content knowledge and problemsolving skills., University of Illinois at Chicago, OakPark, IL, University of Illinois at Chicago,North Riverside, ILModel Drawing is a powerful <strong>to</strong>ol for helping studentstranslate words in problems <strong>to</strong> visual models. Theyunderstand problems better and apply computational skills <strong>to</strong>real world applications and contexts. Participants will learnthe eight steps of Model Drawing, work sample problems,and see examples of students progress over a two yearperiod., Educational Resources Group, Inc., Easley, SCTechnology can have a big WOW fac<strong>to</strong>r but not impactlearning. Use NMAP-aligned guidelines <strong>to</strong> analyzeinstructional technology efficacy, especially for use withstudents of diverse backgrounds. Use research-based bestpractices <strong>to</strong> turbo-charge lesson design with new technologythat motivates, differentiates, and develops deepmathematical understandings, building competence andconfidence., MIND Research Institute, Walnut, CAThe presenter will share teachers successful experiences inefforts <strong>to</strong> reach all students with meaningful mathematics. Awell crafted professional learning process on the REACT(Relating, Experiencing, Applying, Cooperating, andTransferring) contextual teaching methodology, supported bystrong leadership, led teacher <strong>to</strong> successfully incorporatebusiness-industry input in<strong>to</strong> their everyday practice. Come andget ideas for lessons plans., Center for Occupational Research andDevelopment, Waco, TX
, President, National Council of Teachersof <strong>Mathematics</strong>, Professor, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI Linda Gojak, <strong>NCSM</strong> Past President, UniversityHeights. OHParticipants will receive an update on NCTM initiativesand activities, with emphasis on teacher support fromNCTM and other professional organizationsinvolvement in standards, assessment, and curriculuminteractions.Hank Kepner is completing two ofthe most exhilarating years of hisprofessional career as NCTMPresident. While dealing with aNational Math Panel report andCommon Core Standards, he has aflashback <strong>to</strong> his earlier experience asa member of the NCTM Board ofDirec<strong>to</strong>rs that commissioned andreleased the first standards document in 1989.Hank takes his ever-evolving experiences in mathematicseducation directly <strong>to</strong> school districts and classrooms,both locally and nationally. He has taught middle andhigh school mathematics for 12 years in Milwaukee andIowa City. On every possible occasion, he works withteachers and their students in classrooms. As of <strong>to</strong>day, hehas never s<strong>to</strong>pped learning from students. It is theirefforts <strong>to</strong> do and explain mathematicsas they perceiveitthat both challenges and inspires us as teachers!Hank was president of <strong>NCSM</strong>, a founding member andpresident of the Association of <strong>Mathematics</strong> TeacherEduca<strong>to</strong>rs, president of Wisconsin <strong>Mathematics</strong> Council,and served 5 years as an NSF program officer along with30 years of officiating football, basketball and baseball.Kepner earned his B.A. and M.S. degrees in mathematicsand Ph.D. in mathematics education at the University ofIowa. He is professor at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.How can mathematics education leaders foster and supportmathematical proficiency for all students? How can researchinform instructional practices? How do we advocate forhigh-quality instruction and assessment? Examplesresponding <strong>to</strong> these questions draw on the work of theCalifornia Algebra Forum that proposes a clear vision andaction plan., University of California Los Angeles,Venice, CA, Santa Clara County Office of Education,Capi<strong>to</strong>la, CA, Sacramen<strong>to</strong> County Office ofEducation, Sacramen<strong>to</strong>, CA<strong>NCSM</strong> President Diane J. Briars will present the State of theOrganization Report, including progress on the 2009-2010<strong>NCSM</strong> projects and initiatives, newly released positionpapers, enhancements <strong>to</strong> the <strong>NCSM</strong> website, and anticipatedstrategic priorities for 2010-2011. Treasurer Randy Pippenwill describe the current financial status of the organization., <strong>NCSM</strong> President, Pittsburgh, PA, <strong>NCSM</strong> Treasurer, Plainfield, ILThe primary purpose of classroom assessments is <strong>to</strong> use thedata collected <strong>to</strong> improve teaching and learning. This sessionfocuses on the role and benefits of individual interviews andhow the information can be used <strong>to</strong> inform teachingdecisions., Math Solutions Professional Development,Sausali<strong>to</strong>, CASee page 78 for future <strong>NCSM</strong> Annual Conferences andregional events.
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