Facilitated Math Course Offerings on
the Teacher Learning Hub 2018-2019
Looking to reinvigorate your Math Professional Development?
Looking for expert facilitators and grade-level content courses?
Sign up today for FREE online three-week math courses to address areas
of need for YOUR school through the Montana Teacher Learning Hub.
About The Courses
The Office of Public Instruction is excited to offer a
series of free three-week online mathematics professional development modules
throughout the 2018-2019 school year. Professors from Montana State University
and University of Montana, as well as top mathematics educators from across the
state, worked to develop these courses through the STREAM (Standards-Based
Teaching Renewing Educators Across Montana grant). We are pleased to be able to
continue these excellent courses facilitated by mathematics leaders from across
the state.
The calendar below outlines the three-week course schedule
for 2018-2019 as well as the appropriate grade-level offerings. All teachers
are encouraged to select courses in areas they would like to grow in, build
content knowledge and dive deeper into. Teachers receive feedback from
instructors and will earn 15 renewal units upon completion.
Enroll
in courses today by completing this google form (goo.gl/yho6DJ). Find a full list of courses with descriptions at goo.gl/Rq3wjs.
Calendar of Courses 2018-2019 School Year
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September 2018
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October 7th- 26th
-Number
Systems & Operations (K-3)
-Number Systems & Operations (4-7)
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November 4th- 25th
-Ratios and Proportions (6-7)
-Functions as Objects (HS)
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December 2nd- 21st
-You Decide How to Divide (3-5)
-Linear Relationships (7-9)
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January 6th 2019- 25th
-Developing Fraction Sense (3-5)
-Transformations and Proofs (HS)
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February 3rd- 22nd
-Algebraic Thinking (K-5)
-Algebraic Thinking (6-7)
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March 3rd- 22nd
-Measurement (K-3)
-Describing Data (4-7)
-Statistical Inference (HS)
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April 7th – 26th
-Geometric Thinking (K-3)
-Geometric Thinking (4-7)
-Exploring Transformations (7-9)
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May 5th- 24th
-Connecting Length, Area, and Volume (K-5)
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June 2nd- 21st
-Fraction Models and Operations (3-5)
-Making Sense of Modeling (HS)
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July 7th – 26th
-Mathematical Practices (K-8)
-Mathematical Practices (HS)
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August
-Courses offered as requested
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Individualized School Based Courses
Do not see the course that is right for your teachers in the
calendar? See a course but want to change the month the course is given to
better fit your schools strategic plan? We are excited to collaborate with
districts and schools to meet YOUR school needs and WHEN your need it! Fill out
this
google form (goo.gl/pJkwjZ) and we will be more than happy to offer courses to your
entire school when you need it! Full list of course offerings with descriptions
attached.
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How Can Your School Use the Courses?
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Choose a course to take at your first math
department or grade-level meeting. Use the course to center your discussion for
the year!
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Check out the “Primary Claim Covered” for each
course and select a course based off your Smarter Balanced Category report.
While all courses cover all three claims, the Primary Claim is listed.
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Align your PIR day for time to discuss the
course in person and for teachers to talk about implementation of new
strategies learned during the course.
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Have teachers go through the list of courses
during your first week of school and select which course is most relevant to
them. Use the course as a topic of conversation for one-on-one
teacher-principal meetings.
How the Curriculum Consortium Can Use the Courses?
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Send out the list of course offerings to your
consortium.
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Choose a course for all elementary, middle, or
high school teachers to take. Request the course to run right before your next
in-person meeting. At that gathering, discuss how teachers have been implementing
what they learned during the course.
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Allow grade levels to select the course most
relevant to them. Align follow up webinars to discuss the course and
implementation.
Individual Use of Courses
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Choose a course that is right for you and sign
up today! Keep your eye out for additional courses being offered throughout the
year by signing up for the OPI Monthly Math
Newsletter.
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Stay in contact with fellow course participants
to discuss implementation and best practices of what you have learned.
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Recommend the course to colleagues and start a
discussion group at the end of the course to discuss what you have learned and
how to hold each other accountable for implementation.
Attached is a list of the facilitated courses and
descriptions by grade band. While all courses cover all three Smarter Balanced
claims (Concepts and Procedures, Problem Solving/Modeling and Data Analysis,
and Communicating and Reasoning), the primary claim is listed. Additional
self-paced and group courses are attached.
Questions? Please contact Marisa Franklin, Math
Instructional Coordinator at the Office of Public Instruction.
Marisa
Franklin
406-403-2811
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