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Exhibitor registration is now open for the next annual ATOMIC conference to be held on March 24, 2025. Share your company's newest resources with Connecticut math educators at the largest annual state math conference. Previous conferences have brought in
over 600 educators! We invite you to register for exhibitor space by clicking the link above and clicking "Register" to complete the Call for Exhibitor Registration form.
Sponsor registration is also open. We invite you to become a conference sponsor by clicking the link above and clicking "Register" to complete the Call for Sponsors form. Additional information about sponsorship levels and details can be found there, too.
Thanks to those presenters who have submitted session proposals. The Call for Presenters was closed on October 13. We are currently reviewing presentations that will focus on:
Elementary, Secondary, or Higher Education
Diving into Deep Mathematical Understanding
Implementing Equitable Classroom Instruction
Assessing and Reflecting to Support Student Learning
Attending to Social and Emotional Learning
Building Equitable Structures in Schools and Systems
Supporting, Coaching, and Networking
Building Thinking Classrooms
...and more!
Equity in Mathematics Education:
A Joint Position Statement for Connecticut
The full statement includes important details, which can be accessed via the button below:
Award Nominations
ATOMIC is proud to present four annual awards representing the excellence of mathematics educators in Connecticut. These awards honor educators and leaders who exhibit outstanding commitment and successful service. The awards will be presented during the next ATOMIC Conference.
Saturday February 22, 2025 is the deadline to nominate your deserving colleagues.
Math Teachers' Circles
Math Teachers' Circle for Social Justice is a professional development group that was established to support math teaching for social justice in Connecticut. MTC4SJ is part of the national Math Teachers' Circle network. The goal is to provide a platform for math teachers to engage in problem solving that displays the power of mathematics in promoting critical conversations.
If you or your colleagues are interested, please visit the MTC4SJ website and fill out
the registration and interest form.
Grants are available for teachers
We are accepting applications for $500 teaching grants and $250 professional development grants. The deadline is December 31 for the current school year. Any applications submitted after December 31 will be considered during the following school year.
YOU could be a recipient to help your class and contribute to the math community!
Follow the GRANTS link above to find out about these exciting opportunities.
WE WANT TO SUPPORT YOU - SIMPLY APPLY FOR A GRANT!
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