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X TABLE OF FEBRUARY 2008 CONTENTS ...............2 Newsletter Editor: Kari Ostby February Newsletter Design: Kathy Mowers XPRESIDENTIAL AWARDS ..2 X ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR KENTUCKY MATHEMATICS EDUCATORS......................2 KCTM SUPPORTING TEACHERS OF MATHEMATICS STUDENTS FROM KINDERGARTEN AND BEYOND News Maggie McGatha’s Message Welcome to the first KCTM Newsletter of 2008! It really is hard to believe that • Fun with Pi: February is already here! The school http://www.kathimitchell.com/pi.ht year is rolling by much too quickly. ml With March fast approaching, I thought you might like to consider • Education World – Plan a Pi Day some Pi Day activities for your Party: classroom. Many teachers across the http://www.education- country set aside March 14 to focus world.com/a_lesson/lesson/lesson33 on Pi (π). Here are a few websites 5.shtml that have lots of great Pi Day activities for all grade levels: Join me at U of L for the TI-Inspire • Math with Mr. Herte: Workshop (see my note below). http://www.mathwithmrherte.co m/pi_day.htm Keep watching our website for news of • Math Educators of Greater Saint the 2008 conference. We hope to have Louis – Pi Day Resources: the details out very soon! http://www.mobot.org/education/ megsl/pi.html Respectfully yours, Maggie McGatha KCTM President NUMB3RS’ David Krumholtz TI-Nspire at U of L Texas Instruments is hosting a one-day TI-Nspire workshop at the University of Louisville on Saturday, April 19, from 9:00- 4:00 (registration at 8:30). This workshop is a great opportunity to learn more about incorporating this technology into your classroom. All sessions will be led by T3 Teachers Teaching with Technology instructors. Registration is only $25 and includes lunch. Pre-service teachers are free! Each participant will receive a $100 coupon to attend a T3 TI-Nspire 3-day training workshop. Participants will get to explore activities from their choice of two of the following subjects: Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Precalculus/Trigonometry, Statistics, and Calculus. Registration is now open at TI-Nspire.com/nspirationtour. If you have questions about the workshop you can email Maggie McGatha, [email protected] . Assessment: It’s TABLE OF Not Just a Word CONTENTS Janet Penrod [email protected] Elementary Vice President unit can tell the teachers tells the teacher right away if what the student already the student has grasped the knows and where the units skill. A summative Assessment can be a teacher, needs to start. A formative assessment is an assessment students and parent’s friend. assessment during the unit of learning. It would be an Assessment can show how can tell the teacher how fast assessment that covers the much a student knows before or how slow the teacher whole unit instead of a the unit, how much a student needs to instruct the new particular skill in the unit. 1 Maggie McGatha’s Message knows during the unit and materials. A post-test after 2 Assessment … Seven steps from Classroom how much a student learned the unit can tell the teacher 2 PAEMST Teaching Program Assessment For Student at the end of the unit. needs to instruct the new Learning: by Shelly Clark 3 Opportunity Knocks… materials. A post-test after You ask “What type of 1. Make the target 3 Conference Update the unit can tell the teacher assessment?” (objective) clear 3 TI-Nspiration Tour whether the teacher needs to 2. Show examples of correct A formative assessment can reteach certain concepts or 4 For KY Educators and incorrect work be as easy as a teacher’s just have mini- lessons over 6 Aviation Institutes 3. Give feedback observation or as compli- certain skills. 6 NKCTM News cated as a computer test. A 4. Help with self-assessment 7 X-Mania teacher can watch a child and What is the difference 5. Focus on one quality part make notes (document) about between formative of the work at a time 7 Krumholtz--Honorary Degree what mistakes and assessment and summative 6. Explain to the student how 7 NCTM News corrections the student assessment? to correct of revise 8 LCTM News 7. Keep students engaged makes. A pretest before the Assessment for learning is 8 CCTM News formative assessment is a 8 Board Minutes quick fast assessment that 11 Press to Test Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching Program Nominate an outstanding K-6 Mathematics or Science Teacher for the 2008 Online nominations are now open for the 2008 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching program, marking the 25th anniversary of this award. Administered by the National Science Foundation on behalf of the White House, this is the highest honor in the Nation that teachers of mathematics or science may receive for outstanding teaching in their respective fields. Since 1983, more than 3,700 teachers from the 50 States and 4 U.S. jurisdictions (American Samoa, Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands) have been selected to join the dynamic network of Presidential Awardees. The network serves as a vital resource for improving science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education and helping to keep America globally competitive. Visit www.paemst.org for eligibility requirements, nomination guidelines, and application information. The deadline for nominations is March 1, 2008 Completed applications are due May 1, 2008. This year, the call is for elementary school teachers (kindergarten through sixth grade) to compete for this prestigious award. Award recipients receive: • A citation signed by the President of the United States • A paid trip for two to Washington, DC, to attend a weeklong series of recognition events and professional development opportunities • A $10,000 award from the National Science Foundation • Gifts from program sponsors from around the country • The chance to build lasting partnerships with colleagues across the Nation Nominate yourself. Nominate a colleague. Encourage others to nominate outstanding teachers! www.paemst.org KCTM News page 3 Learning for Educators, a multi-state with teaching practices proven to Opportunity collaboration between eight state enhance learning. education agencies and associated public WHEN: Knocks, Kentucky broadcast stations. e-Learning for Saturday, April 19, 2008 Educators is funded through a $4.6 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Teachers! million US Department of Education 8 a.m. Check-in/Registration Ann Bartosh, KDE Rep Ready to Teach grant. Grant partners WHERE: [email protected] include Education Development University of Louisville Corporation and Boston College. Education Building Kentucky partners include KDE, KET, Who: Louisville, KY 40292 5th or 8 th grade Math teachers EPSB. 4 th or 7 th grade English/LA teachers Registration is $25 per person and For more information: Boston College includes lunch. Registration is FREE for Research partner site: www.bc.edu/efe pre-service students. What: Participate in a research study TI-Nspiration Tour participants receive a sponsored by the US Department of e-Learning Kentucky office email: $100 discount coupon to attend a T3 TI- Education* [email protected] Nspire 3-day workshop, certificate of completion and 30-day trial CD of TI- When: Spring 2008 through Spring 2009 To register and sign up: www.bc.edu/efe Nspire computer software. 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As soon as dates and in the News courses in your subject area in Spring location are finalized, we will advertise 2008, Fall 2008 and Spring 2009. (These on our newly designed website, courses focus on both content knowledge www.kctm.org. and pedagogical practices, offering information and techniques that you can directly apply in your classroom! They TI-Nspiration Tour are targeted towards subjects where students tend to struggle and are based Get hands-on with TI- on state and national standards. ) Nspire™ technology, the *If you are assigned to the control group, most inspired learning tool you can take free online PD courses in ever imagined areas other than math and ELA. Bryson Perry, High School VP Why: TI’s newest learning tool creates a *Help answer the question: Does high dynamic dimension for students to Do you have quality online professional development visualize concepts and take an improve classroom instruction? interactive role in their learning. 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