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Great conference opportunity: Friday March 17, 2023
The Long Island Mathematics Conference (LIMACON), designed for mathematics educators from primary through university level. provides opportunities for professional interactions and offers a forum for the exchange of concerns,  innovative ideas,  and achievable goals.  This year's conference theme is: Why do Many Children Hate Math and How Can We Fix It?  The keynote speaker is Dr. Irina Lyublinskaya,  Professor Teachers College, Columbia University. 
Program and registration form are now available at: www.LIMathconference.org. 
SUNY/Old Westbury.  CTLE credit available.
Reminder: ATMNYC members receive a $10 discount on registration.
Questions? Conference coordinator: crowland@whufsd.com.

LIMACON Program 

Thanks to all who made this year's ATMNYC conference a success!

See you in 2023!


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Association of Teachers of Mathematics of New York City

ATMNYC Annual Conference
Held In-Person At Hunter College/CUNY

Saturday, November 19, 2022 8 AM – 1 PM

Conference Presenters:

Donna Balter-Meislin   Make N Take   Level K-5

Lynda Brennan   Tell Me A Story: Explore How Math-Infused Stories Can Stimulate Wonder, Combat Anxiety And Energize Your Standards-Based Mathematics Instruction   Level 3-5

Josh Britton   Break The Forgetting Habit   Level 6-8

Adam Burkhardt Family Engagement in Math Level 7-12

Christina Colorundo   Teaching As A Team, An Exploration Of The Benefits Of Co-Teaching In Math   Level 9-12

Jon De Lise   Manipulatives In The Math Class-Motivating And Engaging Students   Level General

William Farber   Using Mathematical Riddles To Build Conceptual Understanding In Mathematics Through Cooperative Learning, Language Acquisition, And Differentiated Instruction    Level 7-10

Frank Gardella   Operations With Integers: Tactile & Visual Before “The Rules”      Level 6-8  

Akia Goudy   Assigning Math Tasks For Critical Thinking Using Depth Of Knowledge (Dok)     Level K-5

Jacklyn Greco   Triangles As An Alternative To Venn Diagrams   Level General
Jayson Kiang Data Driven Instruction Does't Have to be Problem-Attic

Ame Lee & Alexander Lord   Can We Construct This?  Level 9-12

Jocelyn Dunnack & Astrida Lizins   SEL:What’s Math Got To Do With It?   Level 9-12

Irina Lyublinskaya   Formative Assessment With Mobile Devices  Level 6-8

Using Geogebra To Engage Elementary School Students In Mathematics Learning   Level 3-5

Dana Morse   Math In Motion: Make Math Come Alive With Robotics   Level 9-12

Christopher O’Sullivan   Student Centered Learning In A Pandemic…and Beyond   Level 9-12

Rocio Saborido    Introduction To Desmos Activity Builder  Level General

Dr. Raj Shah Making Math Irresistible Level 3-5

Alan Sheptin The New SAT: What to Expect, What You Can Do Level 10-12

Dr. Marla A. Sole Level General
Empower Students by Helping them Establish a Growth Mindset

Fanny Sosenke & Pilar Sanchez    Differentiated Instruction Through Projects Aligned With The Next Generation Learning Standards  Level 6-8

Dan Summers   Running A High School Math Research Club  Level 9-12

Robert Sun & Jennifer Kling   Learn The Root Cause Of Math Anxiety & How To Eradicate It From Your Students   Level 3-5

David Wilson   Building Big Mathematical Ideas N The Middle School  Level 6-8
Introducing Desmos Classroom Algebra 1 Desbook Level 8 - 10

Fran Wisniewski   Make Fractions Your Friends   Level 3-5





Many thanks to our wonderful speakers and presiders for helping to ensure quality professional development for Mathematics Educators.
Please click on our Photos/Videos page or
here for the recordings from our November 20th conference.
Thanks again to our sponsor Texas Instruments.

Click here for the 2021 Program held on November 20

For further information, email Ronni David mathronni@cs.com or Robin Schwartz mathconfidence@aol.com

 
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NYSED Updates Presentation from ATMNYC Conference 010921
The Association of Teachers of Mathematics of New York City is now a
 NYSED Approved Sponsor of CTLE for Professional and Level III Teaching Assistant certificate holders

  Photos of the 2018 ATMNYC Conference