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2020 MidSchoolMath National Conference
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Join MidSchoolMath with Geoffrey Canada, Toya J. Frank and Dan Meyer!
Stop the Drop: Enough is Enough launches with one of MidSchoolMath's unique live immersive activity, specifically designed to address the Mid School Math Cliff, where the US has the largest decline in math scores between 5th and 10th grade worldwide. Keynote Geoffrey Canada, top-rated TED-ED talk presenter, will leave you inspired and ready to do the work needed to fix the deep problems that impact math programs nationwide. Toya J. Frank brings an insightful and encouraging voice to a critical issue in her interactive presentation, Envisioning People-First Mathematics. Dan Meyer shares his insights in Overcoming the Most Failed Course Ever: What we need to do in grades 5-8 to prepare our students for Algebra Iin the optional Pre-Conference Workshop on March 5. Add 60+ concurrent sessions to this line up and you have the most powerful tools to support your students, collected and shared in unique and uplifting Santa Fe, NM!
Registration Rates
Limited Space Remains - Register Today!
Per Person Registration Rates:
Late Registration (February 8, 2020 through March 5, 2020): $595
Registration Pre-Conference Add-on:
Pre-Conference Workshop: $150
Add the Optional Pre-Conference Workshop on Thursday, March 5 to any registration for an additional $150 per person. This year's workshop will be presented by Dan Meyer: Overcoming the Most Failed Course Ever: What we need to do in grades 5-8 to prepare our students for Algebra I.
