Information and Registration links to this year’s New Teachers’ Conference is located at http://www.bcamt.ca/professional-development/conferences/bcamt-new-teachers-conference/.
** Now includes program **
To order a copy of the BCAMT’s collection of stories on assessment, please go to www.bcamt.ca/questions
Keynote Address – Dr. Peter Liljedahl
Powerpoint Slides
Bess Ostrovsky – Math-Whizz – The leading Online Math Tutor
Overview
Introduction
30-day trial package
Cameron Joyce – eLearning for the High School Classroom Teacher
Whiteboard
Captivate
Mark MacLean – Small Number’s Big Adventure
Website
Sandra Cushway – Practical Applications in a Problem-Based Classroom
Miniature 100s Charts
Decimal or Percent Paper
Roll to 100 Board Game
Sheet of miniature 10 frames
Hand Outs for BCAMT Fall Conference 2011.docx
Miniature 10×10 grids
Hundred dot array in quarters
Miniture 10 frames in a 100 dot array
Desiree Marshall-Peer – Introducing the New FNESC Math 8/9 Teacher Guide
Teacher Resource Guide
Bob Messer – FlexMath: A model that works
Test.SignUp(PDF).pdf
FLex10Checklist(PDF).pdf
SampleLG9(PDF).pdf
m9LG0(PDF).pdf
CPMa10(PDF).pdf
Linda Mack – Math Fairs are Fun
Handout
Deanna Lightbody – Engaging all learners
Engage All Your Students in Math
Numeracy Websites -gr. 3-7
Alfred Ojelel – Follow Through: Four Important Levels when using Manipulatives
Follow Through.pptx (rename to .pptx if your browser downloads as .zip)
Chris Hunter – How Come We’re Playing Games Today? I Thought This Was Math Class!
Slides and handout: http://reflectionsinthewhy.wordpress.com/2011/10/23/bcamt-conference-2011-2/
K.T. Pirquet – FlexMath: A model that works
Presentation Slides
The program for this year’s fall conference has been released. You can find it on the conference page.
As the BCAMT continues to promote excellence in mathematics teaching, we are pleased to offer this issue in support of the elementary teachers in our province. With the elementary math curriculum in full implementation, the challenges presented in the math classroom seem that much greater than in the past. In this edition of VECTOR, our hopes are that the elementary teacher will feel greater support, develop a broader repertoire of resources and gain a deeper understanding of the possibilities in their math classrooms. Check out sample articles below!
Table of Contents
The BCAMT executive is offering regional meetings throughout the province this year. If you are interested in hosting a regional meeting in your area, please contact BCAMT Vice-President Brad Epp (bepp@sd73.bc.ca).
