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Thank you for your interest in MidSchoolMath! The 2017 MidSchoolMath National Conference has concluded but attendees can still find Session Handouts and Resources in the Conference Dropbox at: http://bit.ly/MidSchoolMath2017 Attendees may also want to print a copy of their personalized agenda, using this site, so they have a record of the specific sessions they attended. 

We look forward to returning to Santa Fe next year!  Save the date for March 2-3, 2018 and visit our website at http://www.midschoolmathnationalconference.com/ for updates on the Call for Presenters (late spring 2017) and Early Bird Registration specials (early fall 2017). 


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Saturday, March 4 • 9:20am - 10:35am
We're all Mathematicians!

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Mathematics should be an enjoyable subject to teach and to learn. Math anxiety can get in the way of that enjoyment. This workshop is designed to show that the rules and vocabulary of math are developed by people and that we are all mathematicians. The activities use the Common Core Mathematical Content and the Math Practice Standards to explore the science of numbers, quantities, and shapes and the relations between them. The theme that humans developed the math concepts and vocabulary can be reinforced during science, social studies, and language arts lessons.
Presenters
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Barbara Hammerand

8th Grade Math Teacher, North Berwyn SD #98
Barbara Hammerand has been expanding the math minds of middle school students at Lincoln Middle School in Berwyn, Illinois since 2006. Her lessons are designed so that the students learn problem solving skills that can be used in many settings.

Saturday March 4, 2017 9:20am - 10:35am MST
Kearny Santa Fe Community Convention Center
  Sessions: Engage & Explore

Attendees (31)