Webinar 4/23, 1 pm CT: Big Questions and Evidence-Based Answers for Effective Math Instruction
trici...@txgcp.org
Big Questions and Evidence-Based Answers for Effective Math Instruction
Date & Time: Apr 23, 2026 01:00 PM in Central Time (US and Canada)
Webinar spotlights free math instruction resources |
Participate in the National Comprehensive Center's April 23 webinar to discover no-cost math instructional resources. The event will feature four toolkits designed to support evidence-based math teaching: REL Midwest’s Teaching Fractions Toolkit, REL Central’s Algebra Instruction in Middle and High School Toolkit, REL Northeast & Islands’ Mathematics Intervention in the Elementary Grades Toolkit, and REL Appalachia’s forthcoming Teaching Math to Young Children Toolkit. |
Description:
What does it really mean for math instruction to be “evidence-based”? And why does it matter now more than ever? In this webinar, we’ll unpack the research behind effective math instruction from PreK through high school and introduce a set of free, curriculum-agnostic professional learning toolkits grounded in What Works Clearinghouse (WWC) practice guides. Participants will explore the big instructional questions that math leaders and educators regularly face, from how to set a strong foundation for math learning to how to accelerate math learning. Through interactive activities and examples, participants will see how evidence helps navigate these questions and how the toolkits can anchor coherent, research-aligned professional learning across grades and contexts.
Register: https://westat.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XgIKdunpRB69pXTeVRMmJw#/registration
Information pulled from a newsletter from Regional Educational Laboratory Southwest, administered by the American Institutes for Research: https://ies.ed.gov/use-work/regional-educational-laboratories-rel/southwest
Tricia Berry
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Executive Director, Texas Girls Collaborative Project
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The Texas Girls Collaborative Project (TxGCP) is a statewide network of advocates and educators from non-profits, K-12 schools, universities and colleges, and companies from across Texas and beyond who are committed to motivating and supporting women and girls to pursue and thrive in careers in STEM. TxGCP leads the annual Texas Women & Girls in STEM Summit, disseminates curriculum and effective practices, and supports a network of collaborators, resource sharing, and STEM communications throughout the state.TxGCP is a state collaborative of the National Girls Collaborative Project and is powered by STEMwise Connections.