Mathematics Leadership Programs

Join us for this exciting FREE webinar with author and educator, Larry Ferlazzo, as a part of our Leading Beyond the Classroom Series. Tuesday, May 20, 2025 at 8 PM ET.

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Join Us! On May 7 at 7:00 PM EST, one of our graduating students and founder of Roots and Wings Math, Erin Wahler-Cleveland, will be joining us. Her presentation will focus on early numeracy skills and how to support young children in becoming confident mathematicians both at home and at school.

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Check out a free webinar by our graduate fellow Hannah Frederick.

What led kids to exclaim, "Everything is made of math," and, "You really can't imagine a world without numbers?" Investigating numerals from around the world! Join to learn more. Sign up: tinyurl.com/numsignup Check out a sample lesson: tinyurl.com/1LaunchLesson

Join us! On April 24 at 4:00 PM EST, we are excited to have TJ Jemison, facilitator for Math Leadership Programs at Mount Holyoke College, co-author of Math By the Book (Grade 3) and High-Impact Tutoring In Math & ELA. His presentation will build knowledge on how to support students as they make sense of number lines.

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Using Assessments to Guide Instruction
Please join us for a four part series to examine how number sense assessments can guide instructional decisions. We’ll discuss “the why” for conducting math interviews with students, how to group students, how to choose tasks based on the interview data, how to leverage important models for instruction, such as “open number lines,” and bring attention to important domains for numeracy, such as fractions. More information:

Spring 2025 Western Massachusetts Mathematics Partnership Professional Learning Circle  

Become effective and emotionally intelligent leaders and mentors for the next generation of educators. Join a network of colleagues from across the globe who share your passion for quality, equity, and longevity in the independent school workforce! Three levels of participation!
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Design, develop, critique, implement, give, and receive feedback on professional development experiences that align with the Common Core standards and the particular needs of the school/district's participating staff. Individualize your learning experience based on an area of choice for personal and professional growth: instructional coaching, mentoring, or peer coaching.

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Learn to facilitate and support colleagues in using assessment tools to inform decisions to improve practice and student learning. Explore Improvement Science, a new methodology brought to education from the health field, where teachers will learn how small ideas can be tested and taken to scale, potentially impacted organizational change.

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Create cultures that support educator development and student learning. Define teacher leadership, explore formal and informal teacher leadership roles, adult learning theory, facilitation of group learning and discussion, mitigate difficult discussions and building consensus, organizational change and the change process, building trust, and other skills to create inclusive cultures for professional growth (and student learning!).

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Learn to address issues of social justice seamlessly and incorporate social justice into the design of your learning environments. Take this new learning and self-awareness and apply it to education systems outside of your classroom.

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Join us this summer to examine the actions and situations modeled by the four basic operations. Begin with counting strategies, encounter word problems, and examine the four basic operations on whole numbers.

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Building a System of Tens
Study the ways children think about separating & combining numbers & what children must understand in order to work with numbers in these ways.
Wed, 6:30 - 9p, March 26 - May 7. https://gradadmission.mtholyoke.edu/register/NondegreeCourseDescriptions