<p> Pierce County Staff Development Consortium** in cooperation with Seattle University and the Fife School District</p><p>2009-2010 Fall/Winter Professional Development Series</p><p>**Member Districts: Fife, Franklin Pierce, Puyallup, Sumner, University Place For All Classes: Credit/Clock Hours: Credit and clock hours are available through Seattle University for an additional fee, payable on site. Refreshments: Bottled water will be provided. Please feel free bring your own food. Registration: Maximum enrollment for any class is 40. Due to the popularity of many of these classes, early registration is encouraged. All courses will be open to participants of non-member districts two weeks before the first session of each course on a first-come, first-serve basis. Once a class is filled, no walk-ins will be allowed. To register, complete the attached registration form and send with payment or fax to: (Note: UPSD teachers please contact Tammy Dobson, x. 3338 to register.) Margaret Klein Seattle University College of Education 514 Loyola PO Box 222000 Seattle, WA 98122-1090 206-296-2691 (fax)</p><p>MARCH/APRIL 2010</p><p>The Math Getting It Project: Grades K-3 Limited Space! 20 Max! Instructors: University Place Teachers: Angie Franklin and Carrie Allen Location: University Place Boardroom; 3717 Grandview Drive W Dates: March 18, 25 and April 1, 15, 22 and 29th Time: 4:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Registration Fee: $25 (Member) $50 (Non-Member) Credit/Clock Hrs: 2credit ($80) or 20 clock hours ($20) – PCC teachers send no money (see below) Teachers from PCC districts will have this course fee and credit fee paid by The Math: Getting it Project Grant – materials including classroom supplies for implementation will also be provided at no cost to participants. Target Audience: K-3 Teachers Why do students frequently stop "getting it" when it comes to mathematics? The Math Getting It Project will give teachers the content knowledge and instructional strategies needed for successful math instruction. Participants will also build confidence in their ability to make a difference and see ALL students really 'get it' when they teach a math lesson The learning outcomes of this course are to:  Develop content knowledge of numeracy and the concept value as it changes from pre counting to arithmetic operations  Learn to explicitly teach the concept of value using multiple mathematical models  Be able to identify and implement highly effective research-based instructional models  Learn how to explicitly teach foundational concepts that help students make connections between mathematical ideas  Understand the important role K-3 teachers play in students' future success in mathematics MARCH/APRIL 2010</p><p>The Math Getting It Project: Grades 4-7 Limited Space! 20 Max! Instructors: University Place Teachers: Laura Sloan and Cheryl Buell Location: University Place: Narrows View Elementary 7813 44th St W Dates: March 18, 15 and April 1, 15, 22 and 29th Time: 4:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Registration Fee: $25 (Member) $50 (Non-Member) Credit/Clock Hrs: 2credit ($80) or 20 clock hours ($20) PCC teachers send no money (see below) Teachers from PCC districts will have this course fee and credit fee paid by the Getting it Project Grant – materials including classroom supplies for implementation will also be provided at no cost to participants. Target Audience: 4-7 Teachers Why do students frequently stop "getting it" when it comes to mathematics? The Math Getting It Project will give teachers the content knowledge and instructional strategies needed for successful math instruction. Participants will also build confidence in their ability to make a difference and see ALL students really 'get it' when they teach a math lesson The learning outcomes of this course are to:  Increase content knowledge at grade level  Be able to identify and implement highly effective research-based instructional strategies specific to math content  Learn and understand rational number models (fraction models) and the relationship of these models to content/instruction in different mathematical areas  Learn how to explicitly teach foundational concepts that help students make connections between mathematical ideas  Increase ability to draw on student background knowledge, understand student thinking, and conduct frequent formative assessment to improve math achievement</p><p>For more information about professional development opportunities through Seattle University College of Education, visit us at www.seattleu.edu/coe/ce. Pierce County Staff Development Consortium</p><p>2009-2010 WINTER/SPRING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES</p><p>WATCH FOR NEW 2010 SPRING CLASS SCHEDULE COMING OUT IN NOVEMBER COURSE REGISTRATION FORM</p><p>Complete the following information and mail with payment or fax (206-296-2691) to: Margaret Klein, Seattle University College of Education 514 Loyola, PO Box 222000, Seattle, WA 98122-1090</p><p>Non- Member Course(s) Member  Fee* Fee Wellness: Taking Care of Yourself While You Take Care of Others $25 $50</p><p>The Math Getting It Project: Grades K-3 * $50</p><p>The Math Getting It Project: Grades 4-7 * $50</p><p>Cultural Competency Exploration $25 $50</p><p>CBA's: Planning for Next Year - Discover Local Museum Resources $25 $50</p><p>National Board Pre-Candidacy $25 $50</p><p>Cultural Competency Exploration Must Register in Teams $25 $50</p><p>TOTAL $ $</p><p>*Member Districts: Fife, Franklin Pierce, Puyallup, Sumner, University Place</p><p>*25 teachers paid in full by a grant managed by University Place School District</p><p>Name: </p><p>Address: # / STREET CITY STATE ZIP</p><p>Phone # ( ) ( ) District: DAY EVENING</p><p>E-mail (required for confirmation of registration**): </p><p>Total Amount: $ </p><p>Method of Payment (check one):  Check (make payable to Seattle University)  Purchase Order Number  Visa  MasterCard / CREDIT/DEBIT CARD NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE</p><p>Name on credit/debit card (please print) </p><p>Signature X Date: </p><p>**You will receive email confirmation of your registration. If you do not receive confirmation within 1 week of registering, please contact Margaret Klein at (206) 296-2147 [email protected] Cancelation Policy: Seattle University has a no refund policy. Should you be unable to attend you may send someone in your place..</p>