April 4 - April 5
Upcoming Workshops
18 events found.
May 2 - May 3
CGI 2025 Regional Conference
July 8 8:00 am - July 9 1:00 pm
Fractions & Equal Share (Grades 3 – 5) + optional Learning Lab
July 8 8:00 am - July 9 1:00 pm
Exploring Math Fluency and Functions through Playful Collaboration PD (Grades 5 – 8) + optional Learning Lab
July 8 8:00 am - July 9 1:00 pm
Integrating AI: The Future of Math Education (Grades 4-12)
July 8 8:30 am - July 11 12:00 pm
Young Mathematicians: Equal Sharing and Fractions for Grade 3-5 Students
July 8 8:30 am - July 11 12:00 pm
Young Mathematicians: Playful Fluency for Grade 5-8 Students
July 8 8:30 am - July 11 12:00 pm
Young Mathematicians: Road to Calculus for Grade 9-12 Students
July 8 8:30 am - July 11 12:00 pm
Young Mathematicians: Road to AP Statistics for Grade 9-12 Students
July 8 8:30 am - July 11 12:00 pm
Young Mathematicians: Peer Tutoring Strategies for Developing Leaders for Grade 7-12 Students
July 10 8:00 am - July 11 1:00 pm
Secondary Learning Lab (Grades 9-12)
July 14 8:30 am - July 18 12:00 pm
Young Mathematicians: Fractions for Grade 3-5 Students
July 16 8:00 am - July 17 1:00 pm
California Math Framework Workshop (Grades K-12)
July 16 8:00 am - July 17 1:00 pm
Making Meaning of Your Math Curriculum (Grades 3-12)
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TEACHER LEARNING

TRAJECTORY
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
- Cultivate positive, reflective, and nurturing relationships with teachers, administrators, and colleagues.
- Notice and highlight what educators are doing well.
- Notice and highlight the details of student thinking in order to support both the development of children’s mathematical understandings, and teacher knowledge about children’s thinking.
- Take care to value the thinking of all students, particularly those who may be marginalized, with the intent of reframing the narrative around who can be, and what it looks like to be, successful in mathematics.
- Connect the focus and content of professional development to classroom practice, making sure to adapt and design support to best meet the needs of the context.