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Are you interested in Continuing Education Credit? You may earn one continuing education unit (not academic credit) through Western Oregon University for attending the conference. For more information go to the CPM Continuing Education Credit Information webpage or pick up the credit application in Sequoia A.

In order to be eligible for this credit you must:

  • Confirm attendance through Kickup for both Saturday and Sunday.

  • Attend a session during each of the time periods, including the Keynote (Saturday morning) and the Ignite Session (Sunday afternoon).

  • Submit Session Feedback Forms for all of the sessions that you attend.

  • Submit a Conference Feedback Form at the end of the Ignite session.

  • Submit the Reflection and action plan submission form.

Confirm Conference Attendance: 

  1. Go to the Kickup website.

  2. Log in with the email you used to register for the conference.

  3. Click "Confirm Attendance at Event."

  4. Enter the Attendance Code, and click "Submit." 

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Equity and Access - Supporting all Students [clear filter]
Saturday, February 22
 

10:20am PST

Next Steps for CPM: Embedding STEM in High School Algebra
Many high school students begin to consider and set goals for career options. CPM Team Roles can be leveraged to create realistic employment environments, motivating students toward productivity while developing soft skills through social-emotional learning. Minor changes in storylines and openers can transform some CPM lessons into windows through which students compare their classroom thinking processes to parallel thought processes found new and emerging careers.

Speakers
avatar for Lane Walker

Lane Walker

Teacher, Wake County Public Schools
Lane Walker is a National Board Certified high school teacher, new to the Wake County School District. She holds a doctorate from the University of Missouri in St. Louis with an emphasis on STEM integration in algebra, and her work has been peer-reviewed and published.  She has presented... Read More →



Saturday February 22, 2020 10:20am - 11:35am PST
Grand Peninsula G, Hyatt Regency

10:20am PST

Strategies to Support Developing Positive Math Identities
How students view themselves as learners of mathematics can greatly influence how they engage in the classroom.  This session will look at strategies that empower students to see themselves as capable of being "doers" of mathematics. 

Speakers
avatar for Lisa Comfort

Lisa Comfort

Great Plains-Regional Professional Learning Coordinator, CPM Educational Program
Lisa Comfort has over 25 years of experience teaching high school students in various educational settings, including public, private, charter, and contract alternative schools. Her passion for teaching and learning has led her to take on leadership roles in the field of education... Read More →



Saturday February 22, 2020 10:20am - 11:35am PST
Regency A, Hyatt Regency
 
Sunday, February 23
 

10:05am PST

Leveraging Equity/Access to Create Safe Spaces for Deeper Mathematical Understanding
Research shows a correlation between the need for students to feel psychologically/emotionally safe and their achieving success. How, do we help create environments where they feel safe and increase the equity and access for ALL?

TRC researchers share their research on how to help students fully participate in the collaborative aspect of the mathematics and how it is actually enacted in the classroom. You will leave ready to implement incredibly effective ideas when you return to your classroom.

Speakers
avatar for Megan Kean

Megan Kean

Teacher, CPM TL and Coach, Nature Hill Intermediate
I am in my 12th year teaching middle school in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. I have taught 6th, 7th and 8th grade. Currently, I am teaching 8th grade CC3. I have been a part of CPM's TRC team for the two years investigating Number Talks and how to increase Equity and Access in Study Teams... Read More →
avatar for Anthony Jones

Anthony Jones

Math Educator, CPM Educational, Inc.
Anthony Jones is an educator, technology assistant and team leader within his district. He has been teaching math for 14 years. He loves seeing students understand that math is much more than computation. He has a passion for student success and integrating curriculum with technology... Read More →



Sunday February 23, 2020 10:05am - 11:20am PST
Grand Peninsula G, Hyatt Regency

10:05am PST

Understanding How Students’ Emotions Affect their Learning of Mathematics
Students’ emotional experiences (test-anxiety, math-anxiety, anger, boredom, helplessness, etc.) can impact their classroom engagement and ability to learn mathematics. This session is intended to teach about students’ emotions in education and showcase emotion regulation strategies using the CPM curriculum that will enable all students to be successful in mathematics class regardless of their emotional state.  

Speakers
avatar for Lisa Amick

Lisa Amick

Associate Professor of Mathematics Education, University of Kentucky, Department of STEM Education
I taught 6th grade mathematics for 10 years in Champaign, IL and am now in my 8th year at the University of Kentucky where I teach math methods courses to pre-service teachers. I am also part of the Professional Learning and Research Departments at CPM and hold my National Board teaching... Read More →



Sunday February 23, 2020 10:05am - 11:20am PST
Regency B, Hyatt Regency
 


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