Pre-K-Grade 5 | Grades 6-8 | Grades 9-12 | School Administrators Five Reasons to Register Today Still looking for a reason to register for the NCTM Interactive Institute Effective Teaching with Principles to Actions: Implementing College- and Career-Readiness Standards? Don't worry - we've got five: Focused. NCTM Institutes are an opportunity for deep learning on a specific topic. Join us in Dallas to get hands-on with the research-based strategies detailed in Principles to Actions. Collaborative. With three grade-band specific Institutes - each featuring individual focus strands - and a fourth Institute with content developed specifically for administrators and school leaders, you'll have the opportunity to share your most successful teaching strategies with peers and learn what works for them.  Respected. Keynote speakers include several Principles to Actions co-authors, and all facilitators and presenters are recognized in the field of math education for their leadership and innovative thinking. Practical. You'll gain classroom-ready strategies with the potential to transform teaching practices to meet rigorous standards. Effective. Return to your classroom, school, or district with insights, tools, and practical strategies that can immediately be put to use. Registration includes a copy of NCTM's landmark publication Principles to Actions: Ensuring Mathematical Success for All. Register now to deepen your knowledge of how to implement high-quality standards for mathematical education in your classroom and school. Register as an Individual Register a Group Preregistration is required for the NCTM Winter Institute.  Registration closes January 29 and on-site registration will not be available. Win a Free Night's Stay Make your reservations at the Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion, the official headquarters hotel, and be entered to win a free night's stay!    To qualify, simply make your reservation through NCTM's housing reservation partner Wyndham Jade before January 11. Wyndham Jade will notify the winners via email no later than January 21.   Book Here Featured Presenters Matt Larson Lincoln Public Schools, Nebraska NCTM President-elect Co-author, Principles to Actions Robert Q. Berry III University of Virginia, Charlottesville Co-author, Principles to Actions    Taking Action to Ensure Mathematics Works for All! This presentation will discuss the six principles in Principles to Actions and outline actions to overcome obstacles that have traditionally stood in the way of making mathematics work for all students. Using Identity and Agency to Frame Access and Equity Principle This session will use the ideas of identity and agency as a framework for discussing the obstacles to implementing the Access and Equity Principle. DeAnn Huinker University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Co-author, Principles to Actions Michael D. Steele University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee   A Focus on Elementary School This session will focus on the eight research-based teaching practices that will support the enactment of ambitious standards for all students. A Focus on Middle and High School  This session will discuss examples of each research-based practice fromPrinciples to Actions, as well consider specific ways to help teachers learn and refine practices.