Alt+Shift

Alt+Shift We collaborate with educators and families to improve educational outcomes for every learner by rethinking what is possible. Learn more at altshift.education!

Alt+Shift is a statewide project providing resources and training focused on improving the physical and cognitive accessibility of the educational environment for all students. Alt+Shift advocates a proactive, thoughtful consideration process to determine student needs. Additionally, we promote flexible instructional methodologies and materials that proactively address learner variability in the c

lassroom. Alt+Shift has an extensive lending library of assistive technologies available for trial use to Michigan’s public schools.

Alt+Shift invites ISD and district implementation teams to Traverse City for two days of teamwork that confronts complex...
02/11/2026

Alt+Shift invites ISD and district implementation teams to Traverse City for two days of teamwork that confronts complex challenges, protects desired outcomes, and identifies potential steps to dance with the complexity.

June 16 - 17, 2026 | Traverse City

Link to details and online registration
https://info.altshift.education/SummerRetreat2026

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"Foundations of Math for Leaders is a preview and partnership opportunity focused on improving math outcomes for all stu...
01/30/2026

"Foundations of Math for Leaders is a preview and partnership opportunity focused on improving math outcomes for all students. Too often, math initiatives lead to inconsistent instruction, overwhelmed educators, and continued struggles for students, especially those with disabilities.

This session supports educational leaders in exploring why learners struggle with math, how strengthening teachers’ content knowledge improves instruction, and what system supports are needed for successful implementation. Participants will explore how the Foundations of Math (FoM) professional learning experience helps build coherent, meaningful math instruction for all learners.
Foundations of Math For Leaders

February 24, 2026 | 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. | Virtual
Link to details and online registration https://altshift.education/resources/foundations-math-leaders

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The Early Math Task Force invites you to consider the importance of sustained investment in early math as a foundation f...
01/29/2026

The Early Math Task Force invites you to consider the importance of sustained investment in early math as a foundation for Michigan’s future workforce. Check out the post below for more information.

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Join Eaton RESA for a screening and discussion of Counted Out.  This movie provides a powerful look at equity and access...
10/06/2025

Join Eaton RESA for a screening and discussion of Counted Out. This movie provides a powerful look at equity and access in math education. Friday, October 17, 2025 at 10:30am in Grand Ledge. Details and registration link below

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The 2025 Michigan Council of Teachers of Mathematics (MCTM) conference is next month.  Check out the post below for addi...
08/20/2025

The 2025 Michigan Council of Teachers of Mathematics (MCTM) conference is next month. Check out the post below for additional information and registration.

Join Us for the MCTM 2025 Annual Conference!
The Michigan Council of Teachers of Mathematics invites you to a full day of professional learning and inspiration at the MCTM 2025 Annual Conference on Saturday, September 20 at Grosse Pointe North High School. Whether you're a classroom teacher, instructional coach, or district leader, this conference is your opportunity to grow, connect, and re-energize your math practice alongside educators from across the state.

This year's event features a keynote from NCTM Past President Kevin Dykema, who will explore how to support students through productive math struggle—building persistence, reasoning, and meaningful engagement in mathematics. All attendees will receive a free copy of the book Productive Math Struggle to extend their learning beyond the conference.

With a wide range of sessions designed for K–12 educators, you'll walk away with practical strategies, inspiring ideas, and a renewed sense of purpose. Session topics include: rich task planning, math fact fluency, BTC classroom examples, AP Precalculus, and building strong classroom communities.

Don’t miss this opportunity to collaborate with passionate educators, elevate your practice, and bring fresh energy into your math classroom.

🔗 Register today at: bit.ly/MCTM2025Register
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Join Alt+Shift's "Outputs to Outcomes in the Least Restrictive Environment" event June 19-20 in Petoskey! ISD and Local ...
04/28/2025

Join Alt+Shift's "Outputs to Outcomes in the Least Restrictive Environment" event June 19-20 in Petoskey! ISD and Local District teams are welcome! Please register by April 30th to help us with accurate numbers as we plan: https://info.altshift.education/SummerEvent25registration

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Accessible Educational Materials (AEM) aren't add-ons - they help ensure students with disabilities can perceive, engage...
04/24/2025

Accessible Educational Materials (AEM) aren't add-ons - they help ensure students with disabilities can perceive, engage, and learn with materials that work for them. Learn more at: https://altshift.education/index.php/professional-learning/online-modules

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Deepen Least Restrictive Environment discussions and plan to take action at Alt+Shift's June 19-20 event for ISD/distric...
04/21/2025

Deepen Least Restrictive Environment discussions and plan to take action at Alt+Shift's June 19-20 event for ISD/district leaders. Please register by April 30th to help us with accurate numbers as we plan: https://info.altshift.education/SummerEvent25registration

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Think systemically about your Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) implementation! Alt+Shift's June 19-20 event helps ISD...
04/14/2025

Think systemically about your Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) implementation! Alt+Shift's June 19-20 event helps ISD/district teams examine their actions and plan for the future. Please register by April 30th to help us with accurate numbers as we plan: https://info.altshift.education/SummerEvent25registration

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Bath, MI
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Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
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