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:
- Scholarly Research: Data on student motivation, engagement, and student confidence in math
- Voice and Choice: Practical strategies to provide students with voice and choice in their math learning
- Boost Engagement: Success stories from educators and school leaders who are leaning into strategies that boost engagement and motivation
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.
Speakers
Dr. Melissa Dandy Walker, Digital Learning Specialist, Atlanta Public Schools
Scott Woller, 3rd Grade Teacher, Medford Area Public School District
Josh Prieur, Ed.D., Educator Enablement Director, Prodigy Education
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