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Call for Workshop/Session
Proposals
Click this button for information about submitting a presentation proposal!
The deadline for submission is May 28, 2021.
Early submission is encouraged.
[Note: We will still be evaluating proposals already submitted for the postponed 2020 ATMNE Conference.]
All information regarding Call for Exhibitors will be released soon!
Questions? Contact ATOMIC at atomicmath@gmail.com
Grants are available for teachers
We are accepting applications for $500 teaching grants and $250 professional development grants to be awarded during the 2021-2022 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!
Winter 2020-2021 Book Study
In our recent Book Study, we discussed
Becoming the Math Teacher You Wish You'd Had
in an online forum.
The book study is now completed for the year. Thank you to all this year’s participants. It was a difficult year, but you all found a way to participate. ATOMIC would like to express a heartfelt THANK YOU to Karen Campe for her dedication to making our book studies a continued success. Watch for our next book in the fall, and let us know if you have a terrific book you think would be great to study together!
Schooling from Home Resources
With the COVID-19 pandemic and schooling from home requirements, there are MANY resources available. Here are some sites for finding additional tools for your online adventure:
Connecticut State Department of Education Resources
Connecticut Core Standards Math Resources
Companies Offering FREE Resources/Subscriptions during School Closings
Google for Education Resources
NCTM: Free Resources for Teaching Math Online
NCTM's 100 Days of Professional Learning (Webinars)
Math Circles
There is a new professional development group in Connecticut, Math Teachers
Circle 4 Social Justice. MTC4SJ is part of the national Math Teachers' Circles network.
Our 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 our website and fill out
our registration and interest form. This summer we will host two virtual workshops.
If you cannot make our summer workshops, but would like information on future
events, please fill out the form as well.
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