Math and Numeracy: Upcoming Events

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

This introduction to the Teaching Skills That Matter in Adult Education provides an overview of the TSTM instructional framework and

This course is designed for teachers who are using or want to use the Curriculum for Adults Learning Math (CALM)

This course is designed for teachers who are using or want to use the Beginning Curriculum for Adults Learning Math

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Many adult learners walk into math classrooms burdened by past failures, self-doubt, and a belief that they simply “can’t do

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

Math & Numeracy: Upcoming Events

Many adult education program directors do not have a background in teaching math or in math learning theory. Without this

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Formative assessment is the ongoing work of understanding how your students are understanding what you are teaching. While there are

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Adults who are beginning math learners can sometimes find themselves left behind by HSE curriculum or stuck trying to memorize

Looking to make technology use a habit in your classroom? Make it a routine! EdTech routines are replicable digital activities

This introduction to the Teaching Skills That Matter in Adult Education provides an overview of the TSTM instructional framework and

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Many students struggle with word problems, even if they are competent at reading and calculating. What makes word problems so

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BeCALM (Beginning Curriculum for Adults Learning Math) contains remote-ready units for adult learners who need math instruction at beginning levels

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Looking to make technology use a habit in your classroom? Make it a routine! EdTech routines are replicable digital activities

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Many students struggle with word problems, even if they are competent at reading and calculating. What makes word problems so

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When students work with visual models that they can see, manipulate, or create, it opens visual pathways in the brain

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