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Open to all classroom/math teachers, instructional coaches, and administrators for Kindergarten-Grade 5HKD3,500 (non-HKIS participant)November 22 - 23, 2024

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Registration Deadline: November 8, 2024


Overview

HKIS is offering Primary classroom teachers 4 math workshops with Caty Romero over 2023-2026.

  • These workshops provide participants with the knowledge, tools, resources, and strategies to provide a balanced approach to teaching, learning, and assessing math in early childhood and elementary. 
  • Using current research-based approaches to learning math, participants explore the essential components of student-centered math lessons where students demonstrate proficiency in mathematics through essential math practices, including problem-solving, modeling, and communicating & reasoning.
  • Each workshop can be a stand-alone.

Participants will receive a certificate from HKIS for each one attended. 


Session Outcomes

Workshop 3: The 8 Effective Teaching Practices

Participants will:

  • Explore the 8 Effective Teaching Practices: Enhance their teaching effectiveness in mathematics.
  • Examine fluency in mathematics, effective practices, and myths: Understand what true mathematical fluency entails, debunk common myths, and discuss best practices.
  • Integrate rich tasks and transdisciplinary tasks: Apply mathematics through engaging, real-world tasks that connect various disciplines.
  • Understand the importance of fluid grouping in math class: Learn the benefits of flexible student grouping to enhance learning.
  • Discover differentiation strategies for all learners: Implement techniques to meet the diverse needs of all students.
  • Implement concrete, pictorial, and abstract strategies: Build students' conceptual understanding through multiple representations.
  • Incorporate the Math Practices: Develop effective learning experiences and assessments that integrate the Math Practices.

Focus standards: Operations and algebraic thinking (EY/ES) leading into Expressions and Equations (MS)


Further Dates for 2024-2025  

  • January 17-18, 2025 - Workshop 2 (repeated): Digging deep into modeling and problem-solving
  • March 14-15 -2025 - Workshop 4 (new): Visual mathematics: Geometry and measurement.

Speaker

Caty Romero

Caty Romero is an early childhood, elementary, and middle school mathematics curriculum, instruction, and assessment instructional leader passionate about learning and teaching mathematics through the lens of inquiry, modeling, reasoning, and communicating. Caty is currently the Director of Teaching and Learning at MYIS International in Bangkok, Thailand. Prior to that, she was the Early Childhood and Elementary School Mathematics Instructional Coach at Shanghai American School for 5 years where she worked in partnership with teachers to facilitate the development, implementation, and transformation of the math curriculum.

Caty serves as a contracted mathematics consultant at several international schools. In addition, she has facilitated workshops for international school teachers and leaders at various AASSA, NESA, EARCOS, SENIA, Learning 2, and ACAMIS regional conferences. 


Schedule

Day 1

TimeEvent
7:30 am

Registration Coffee/Tea & light refreshments Provided

8:00 am

Part 1: Welcome and Introductions 

10:00 am

Morning Break

Beverages and snacks will be provided

10:15 am

Part 2 

12:15 pm

Lunch Break

Hot lunch (vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices), and beverages will be provided

1:00 pm

Part 3

2:00 pm

Stretch Break

2:15 pm

Part 4

Day 2

TimeEvent
7:30 am

Registration Coffee/Tea & light refreshments Provided

8:00 am

Part 1

10:00 am

Morning Break

Beverages and snacks will be provided

10:15 am

Part 2

12:15 pm

Lunch Break

Hot lunch (vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices), and beverages will be provided

1:00 pm

Part 3

2:00 pm

Stretch Break

2:15 pm

Part 4: Sharing tasks; Reflections

Note: This two-day workshop provides an immersive experience with focused sessions on fostering a growth mindset, designing assessments, building conceptual understanding, and integrating math practices. The schedule is designed to be dynamic, allowing for participant engagement, discussions, and hands-on activities. Adjustments may be made based on participant needs and interactions.

REGISTER HERE

Registration Deadline: November 8, 2024


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