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Mathematically Connected Communities - Leadership Institute for Teachers

image for project Mathematically Connected Communities - Leadership Institute for Teachers The Mathematically-Connected Communities (MC2)-Leadership Institute For Teachers (LIFT) project - responds to the needs of partner districts that have embarked on full scale implementation of new mathematics curriculum in recent years, yet lack the leadership on school campuses or in their districts to support full enactment of a quality curriculum. MC2-LIFT was designed by mathematicians, education faculty and school district leaders in order to develop a cadre of 60 teacher leaders who will have a deep conceptual knowledge of K-12 mathematics, as well as the knowledge, skills and dispositions to facilitate growth in mathematics teaching and learning environments in schools or districts.

The goals of the project are to: 1) Increase Teacher Leaders' Knowledge of K-12 Mathematics; 2) Expand and Enrich Pedagogical Practices; 3) Develop Intellectual Leaders; 4) Implement Institute Learning in School Environments; and 5) Sustain Partnerships between Mathematicians, Education Faculty and Districts.

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Mathematically Connected Communities - Leadership Institute for Teachers (MC2-LIFT)

The MC2-LIFT project is an institute partnership. Four research mathematicians, 4 math education faculty, and several mathematics educators work together to run mathematics, pedagogy, and leadership training for cohorts of…

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Elementary Mathematics Specialists - We Need Them Now! Follow Virginia's Lead!

What do Mathematics Specialists do? A number of specialist models are used in school districts in this country. The most common models are the Lead Teacher model and the specialized…


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Teachers Can Be Leaders of Change

This essay discusses five principles for redefining teachers' roles to include leadership positions outside of the classroom. Published in School Team Innovator, March, 1997.

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  • Southern New Mexico School Systems