Free professional learning opportunities for math educators

Now is the perfect time for teachers to take a break—and a deep dive into professional development. We’ve pulled together this collection of valuable resources to ensure math teachers have what they need to help all 鶹succeed next school year and beyond.

By Amplify Staff | July 31, 2023

We hope you’ll take some time this summer to refresh your energy—and your math teaching skills and knowledge. We’re here to help with these professional learning opportunities for math teachers.  

Culled from our trove of blog posts and webinars, we’ve compiled a list of math teacher resources covering topics from technology in the math classroom to math anxiety and more. We hope your down time and your math time add up to a great summer! 

Diving into math curriculum

As math teachers, you work every day to celebrate 鶹brilliance, build deep conceptual understanding, and create the conditions for every 鶹to be successful. Find out how Amplify Desmos Math can help with these resources. 

Desmos Classroom

This four-part webinar series will give you the tools you need to go from platform novice to skilled Desmos Classroom whiz.

  • (Beginner)
  • (Intermediate)
  • (Intermediate)
  • (Advanced)

What amazing math looks like

 

How can you help 鶹both learn math and love math? Examine what amazing math looks like for both educators and 鶹in this webinar series that explores the importance of focus, engagement, and collaboration. Start with our special kickoff webinar presented by math expert Dan Meyer, host of Math Teacher Lounge, then binge-watch our webinars on next-level math engagement! 

Desmos Math 6–A1

Learn about the EdReports process for evaluating high-quality instructional materials (including Desmos Math 6–8) in a post from our blog, then check out our info session and Step Ahead webinars to learn more about the program—and see it through the eyes of math students!

Creating a math community 

As any mathematician knows, there’s strength in numbers! The following posts, all from the Amplify blog, will help you build a culture of collaboration and community in your math classrooms. 

Summer is one of those good things that must come to an end. But when it does, we hope these resources will have helped you feel more prepared than ever for a magical year of math! 

 

 

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