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Most school districts are facing a shrinking professional development budget. This unique professional development requires no substitutes for your teachers, thereby lowering your overall costs.
Mr. Mendieta will show how to use active learning strategies that support the new core standards to engage a group of about 150 students in problem solving and mathematical conceptual development. Four teachers will bring their students to a cafeteria or auditorium (up to 150 students at one seating), repeating this process up to three times during the day for a total of 450 students.
Students will have fun while learning important mathematics and will have the opportunity to win prizes. Teachers will learn effective teaching strategies and will walk away with a set of additional active learning strategies they can use all year long.
"You\'ve done math teachers (and students) a great service with this book. It shows teachers ways to convey deep (and cool) concepts even while working under the "tyranny of tests." It\'s lively, concise, reader-friendly and fun. I\'m very impressed." - K.C. Cole, Los Angeles Times science writer and author of The Universe and the Teacup: The Mathematics of Truth and Beauty.
The best resource to help teachers make meaningful connections between the concrete and the abstract. If you are going to buy only one book to help you teach mathematics, buy this one.” - Carolyn Richards, math mentor
"The pictorial approach in Mr. Mendieta’s book has helped my students develop a deeper conceptual understanding of key concepts while keeping them very engaged." - Richard Almore, third-grade teacher
"My students’ response has been amazing. I highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to energize their students and help them develop a deeper conceptual understanding" - Judith Mack, eighth-grade math teacher
"I just can’t say enough good things about your pictorial resources. It has helped all my teachers focus on teaching for understanding and developing our students’ reasoning skills. - Crystal Santana, middle school principal
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