New Teacher Support

The BCAMT has an annual New Teachers’ Conference. Information can be found at http://www.bcamt.ca/professional-development/conferences/bcamt-new-teachers-conference/

e-Mentors

If you have questions or would like some advice about teaching math in BC, please feel free to contact the following “e-mentors” who have volunteered to answer questions and provide feedback.

Elementary (K-7):

  • Jennifer Griffin – Jennifer.Griffin@sd41.bc.ca
  • Carollee Norris – cnorris@prn.bc.ca
  • Donna Wright – Donna_Wright@sd34.bc.ca

Middle School (7-9):

  • Dawn Driver – ddriver@sd35.bc.ca

Secondary (8-12):

  • Brad Epp – bepp@sd73.bc.ca
  • Colin McLellan – cmclellan@sd38.bc.ca
  • Sam Muraca – smuraca@sd35.bc.ca
  • Katie Wagner – kwagner@sd38.bc.ca

Resource List

  • Burns, Marilyn. 50 Problem Solving Lessons: Gr 1-6. Math Solutions Publications. 1996.
  • Burns, Marilyn. About Teaching Mathematics: 2nd Edition. Math Solutions Publications. 2000.
  • First Steps in Mathematics. Pearson. 2007.
  • Martin, Gary.  Focus in High School Mathematics: Reasoning and Sense Making.  NCTM. 2009.
  • Murray, Miki, & Jenny Jorgenson. The Differentiated Math Classroom. Heinemann. 2007.
  • Numeracy Nets. Pearson. 2009.
  • Schoen, H.L. ed. Teaching Mathematics through Problem Solving.  NCTM.  2003.
  • Small, Marian, & Amy Lin.  More Good Questions: Great Ways to Differentiate Secondary Mathematics Instruction. NCTM. 2010.
  • Small, Marian.  Good Questions: Great Ways to Differentiate Mathematics Instruction. NCTM.  2009.
  • Sousa, David A.  How the Brain Learns Mathematics.  Corwin Press.  2007.
  • The Super Source. ETA Cuisenaire. 2007
  • Van de Walle, John A. Teaching Student-Centred Mathematics. Grades K-3. Pearson. 2003.
  • Van de Walle, John A. Teaching Student-Centred Mathematics. Grades 3-5. Pearson. 2003.
  • Van de Walle, John A. Teaching Student-Centred Mathematics. Grades 5-8. Pearson. 2003.
Executive Resources

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