Carnegie Learning Math Curricula

Districts across the national are raising their graduation requirements to now requiring students to pass Algebra I and in some cases even Algebra II. Helping students to become prepared for Algebra has become a high concern for many educators and a problematic topic for many on how this can be attained for all their u...nique students’ needs. Join us for this session to hear more about how an algebra readiness implementation can help all students to be prepared to pass algebra and how differentiating instruction across students' unique learning abilities can help all students to learn the math they need to graduate from high school.

Presenters:
Dr. Steve Ritter
Ritter is a Chief Scientist at Carnegie Learning and has been developing and evaluating educational systems for over 10 years. He was the lead cognitive scientist on the Carnegie Learning Bridge to Algebra curriculum an algebra readiness solution. Ritter is also a co-author for the research paper “Carnegie Learning: Tracking Learning in Real Time” which he presented to the National Mathematics Advisory Panel.

Ms. Claudia Portscheller
School Improvement Coordinator for Taylor School District in MichiganRead More

Join us for a Webinar on “The Use of Technology in the Math Classroom: Can it Help U.S. Students Catch Up with Their Global Peers?"

Filmmaker Robert Compton has traveled around the globe – from Indiana to India - blogging and filming about the differences in secondary education systems. One of the key questions he explo...res is whether U.S. high schools can better prepare students for 21st century careers. He may have found an answer at New Technology High at Arsenal Tech in Indianapolis. This school system is nationally recognized as a “Distinguished Implementation School in the New Tech Network”. Hear how the Academic Dean Scott DeFreese utilizes online technology and collaborative learning projects to encourage students to discover, think, collaborate and become leaders.Read More