Date & Time: Wednesday, April 23rd at 2 p.m. ET
Student motivation and engagement are key to success in math, yet it can be a major challenge to get students excited and invested in their learning.
Recent NAEP results highlight ongoing challenges. While fourth-graders showed a slight rebound in math confidence and performance, eighth-graders continue to struggle, with confidence levels remaining lower than pre-pandemic levels. These findings underscore the importance of instructional strategies that build both skill mastery and self-efficacy.
With a special guest from Atlanta Public Schools, join us for a webinar designed for—and by—education leaders, where we'll explore effective strategies to enhance student engagement in math.
Key Takeaways:
Walk away with actionable insights to help students build both confidence and competence in mathematics.
***All attendees will be able to safely download a comprehensive study of California schools that experienced improved end-of-year results in math.
Scott Woller, 3rd Grade Teacher, Medford Area Public School District
Josh Prieur, Ed.D., Educator Enablement Director, Prodigy Education
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