Innovative Mathematics and the Rosenthal Prize

February 21, 2023

Join us as we explore a selection of Rosenthal Prize winning mathematics lessons. The Rosenthal Prize is an annual prize given for innovative mathematics lessons by the National Museum of Mathematics in New York. We will discuss what makes these mathematics lessons innovative and virtually participate in some of these lesson activities. We will wrap the session up by describing how you can submit your own lesson for the Rosenthal Prize as well as some tips for making your submission stand out. We will also discuss how to apply to be part of the Rosenthal Summer Institute, a three-day, expense paid, in person opportunity to network with educators from around the country.

Presenters: Erick Lee and Sarah Furman

Hosted by: Leigh Nataro

Recommended Grade Level: K – 8

Watch the full presentation at: https://www.bigmarker.com/GlobalMathDept/Innovative-Mathematics-and-the-Rosenthal-Prize

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Kindergarten Math Matters!

Date: February 7, 2023

During this presentation we will discuss the importance of building a strong math foundation in kindergarten. We will discuss strategies, tools and reaources that will prepare children for success well beyond kindergarten. So much of what children learn and how they begin to see themselves as mathematicians begins in the early grades and we want to ensure that the experience leads them to a loving relationship with math.

Presenter: Isis Spann

Host: Leigh Nataro

Recommended Grade Level: PK-5

Watch the full presentation at: https://www.bigmarker.com/GlobalMathDept/How-can-social-justice-can-be-a-part-of-the-math-lessons-in-a-classroom

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