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Day 1 Lineup for the Virtual Conference! More details coming soon 😎 #ncsm20 @mdsteele47 @mathcirque @strutchens @utdckatey @jstaley06 @drtedcoe @JuliaAguirre23 Peg Smith @MrsKemper
In April, the (MI)2 page will become inactive. Please find our main @AltShiftEd page and connect with us there. We will continue to share resources for math, as well as AAC, Assistive Technology, and Accessible Materials. Thank you for your cooperation during our transition.
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I’m a blind twitter user. There are a lot of us out there. Increase your ability to reach us and help us interact with your pictures, it’s really simple and makes a huge difference to our twitter experiance allowing us to see your images our way. Thanks for the description 😎
ALT Instructions for how to access descriptions on photos
iOS app for kids to play to practice making ten using a ten frame.
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In April, the (MI)2 page will become inactive. Please find our main @AltShiftEd page and connect with us there. We will continue to share resources for math, as well as AAC, Assistive Technology, and Accessible Materials. Thank you for your cooperation during our transition.
Math Talks can be great exercises for students at the upper levels. Michelle Rinehart shares upper-level Math Talks resources on her website, How We Teach. howweteach.com/mathtalks/
In April, the (MI)2 page will become inactive. Please find our main @AltShiftEd page and connect with us there. We will continue to share resources for math, as well as AAC, Assistive Technology, and Accessible Materials. Thank you for your cooperation during our transition.
Tier 2 intervention lessons for the Algebra 1 readiness standards are now available on the Delta Math website, Tier 2 tab. If you have questions about the Delta Math intervention lessons, please contact Mike Klavon at mklavon@oaisd.org.
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The Michigan Council for Exceptional Children (MCEC) will host its 80th Annual Conference at the Amway Grand Plaza in Grand Rapids, March 4-6th. The MCEC conference registration is now open.
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Coming in April - Alt+Shift Math will be merging with our @AltShiftEd twitter profile to build a streamlined social media presence. Please continue to follow us there to learn about all things Alt+Shift, math and beyond!
Math in Action is happening soon!
Saturday, February 22, 2020
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Grand Valley State University’s Allendale Campus
gvsu.edu/mathinaction/keynot…
Multiple types of resources are available to support struggling learners at the Delta Math website (Deltamath.org).
Alt+Shift has begun updating our website to serve educators better. A new "Self-directed Learning" section features individual learning modules (Quick Wins) designed to help educators implement and develop high leverage practices. Visit AltShift.education to see what's new!
Games can be a great way to build procedural fluency and foster student discourse. Jennifer Liab shares a game on her blog, Embrace the Challenge, that is flexible and enjoyable for a range of grades and ability levels. She calls the game “Number Boxes”. ow.ly/D4fZ50xMFDQ
Happy New Year from Alt+Shift! Let's make 2020 a great year for shifting mathematical mindsets in students and adults!
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Math in Action will be held on Grand Valley State University’s Allendale Campus Saturday, February 22, from 8:30 - 3:30. Keynote Speaker: Ilana Horn, author of Motivated: Supporting Students to Share Mathematical Ideas.
Michigan Council for Exceptional Children (MCEC) is currently accepting nominations for their annual awards and scholarships. To find the awards and nomination forms, visit the MCEC Awards and Scholarship page. Nominations are due Dec. 20th. michigancec.org/new-item2/ne…
Looking to promote mathematical analysis and discourse? Check out Same But Different Math!
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