Below are just a few of the valuable math resources found on the Web.
Many others can be found on our Math Links page. Please visit these sites:
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OCTM's Professional Development Cadre(PDC): With the adoption of Oregon's K-8 Core Standards for Mathematics and the continued work with the 9-12 Core Standards for Mathematics, how will classroom teachers learn about the new mathematics standards? How will teachers transition from the 2002 math standards to the 2007 math standards? To answer these questions, visit the PDC page to download the flyer listing 2009-'10 PDC Offerings. Also, visit this page for downloading materials to aid in the math curriculum adoption process.
49th Northwest Mathematics Conference: The conference is being held in Spokane, Washington. The theme is Mining for Gems. It will be held Oct. 9-12, 2010.
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) offered three sets of regional workshops called Building Math Instructional Leaders Across Oregon throughout the school year and the Moving Math Education Forward and Math Coaching Institutes were also offered during the summer of 2009. Resource Pages contain downloadable files of the handouts from these professional development activities. Click on the links below
Illuminations: A valuable resource from NCTM, provides extensive internet resources to illuminate the Standards. Ready to use lessons show best practices in teaching, video vignettes, Web resources, etc.
NCTM Focal Points: Choose this site to download a copy of the Curriculum Focal Points documents (For NCTM Members only). Also found on the OCTM site is a brief overview of this document synopsized by Cathy Brown and Jon Wiens.
National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics: This organization is about success for every student, every teacher, and every leader. The mission statement of NCSM is based on the four elements of pursuit by the NCSM Board and its members using the acronym that has been its legacy for forty years: Networking with stakeholders, Communicating current and relevant information and research, Supporting and sustaining improved student achievement, and Motivating leaders to maintain lifelong commitment to equity and access for all learners. All leaders and teachers of mathematics are welcome!
Problem Solving A position paper from the Southern Oregon Math Cadre. (OCTM welcomes Position Papers from Oregon Mathematics Groups, as well as responses to published position papers.)
Early Career Teachers: If you are new to teaching mathematics in Oregon, see our Membership page for a free offer. And choose this link for information to projects from OCEPT.
Annenberg/CPB's site: This site contains multimedia resources in multiple content areas including mathematics. These resources help teachers increase their expertise in their fields and assist them in improving their teaching methods.
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