Opportunities for 9-12 teachers to reflect on how to assess students are more important than ever. Join Paul as he shares strategies on how to work with students to challenge conventional thinking for some and spark creativity in others. Learn h ...
Teaching in these unprecedented times is nothing short of difficult. Hear from Dr. Laurie Boswell and a panel of fellow educators who are currently navigating the "virtual to in-person and back to virtual" world we are living in. Learn what strategie ...
The need for quantitative financial literacy and numeracy education in our schools is undeniable. The goal of this session is to offer teachers a rationale and framework for creating and teaching a quantitative financial literacy mathematics course t ...
Student engagement is essential for building deep math conceptual understanding and fluency. Opportunities to explore, practice, and apply concepts help guide students from surface-to deep-level learning. How can educators achieve this effectively th ...
*Access the recording of Paul Battaglia’s webinar here. Opportunities to enrich student learning are everywhere! Teachers should feel empowered to use real-life, relevant materials and experiences to show students in grades 6–12 where mathemat ...
Opportunities to enrich student learning are everywhere! Teachers should feel empowered to use real-life, relevant materials and experiences to show students in grades 6-12 where mathematics exists daily.Paul shares some of his favorite examples, sho ...
Professor John Hattie’s Visible Learning research has now ranked over 250 influences that are related to learning outcomes from highly impactful, positive effects to negative effects. His meta-analyses have concluded that strategies emphasizing feedb ...
How do you motivate, present and justify AP® Calculus Exam concepts and how are student responses scored? Former Chief Reader, Stephen Kokoska, discusses L'Hospital's Rule, background, technology, and examples, and how Free Response Questions involvi ...
Geometry is everywhere, in the natural and manufactured world. Students engage with patterns, designs, and shapes. They are able to discover and recognize angles, curves, and lines in their everyday lives in the classroom and beyond. Many of the ...
On-demand webinar with Dana Kopelman, Executive Director of AP® Instructional Products at the College Board. Learn the structure and content of the new AP resources launching in the 2019-2020 academic year. Effectively understand the difference betwe ...
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