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Math Across Campus
for middle school girls, June 28 – 30, 2010
sponsored by UK’s Colleges of Agriculture
and Arts and Sciences, Tracy Farmer
Institute for Sustainability and the
Environment and the Kentucky Girls STEM
Collaborative and others
Ky. Teachers, World
Mathematics Education Experts Come Together
by Jessica Noll, journalist for the Kentucky
Post.
New Critiques Urge Changes in Common
Standards. By
Catherine Gewertz, EdWeek, February 2, 2010.
Why Mathematics?
- A KCM-created document
describing, in brief, the many benefits of
being successful in mathematics.
Watch “Education
Matters” during which Council on
Postsecondary Education President Bob King,
KDE Commissioner Terry Holliday, and
Educational Professional Standards Board
Executive Director Phil Rogers explain
Kentucky’s current landscape of education
reform, including mathematics education.
Understandings and Misconceptions Revealed
through Student Interviews,
by Mathematics Intervention Teacher and
Kentucky Council of Teachers of Mathematics
(KCTM) Elementary School Vice-President
Julie Dunn. Published in the KCTM January
Newsletter, pp. 8 – 9.
Teacher’s math methods add up to White House
visit
Paris Elementary Students Make Astonishing
Gains
Good News –
Kentucky is one of only eight states that
had a statistically significant increase in
4th grade
National Assessment of Educational Progress
(NAEP) mathematics scores from 2007 to 2009.
Madison County Mathematics Intervention Teacher (and
KCM Community Member) Becky Reister is featured in
the November 16, 2009 EKUpdate for her work with the
pre-service teachers during the methods course,
taught by Krista Althauser:
Students Learn How to Better Help Their Own Math
Students
Common Core State Standards
K-12 Work and Feedback Groups Announced
Kentucky’s Intervention Initiative Receives
International Attention
Math Club has big impact at Toliver Elementary,
Danville Independent Schools
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