Regional Offerings
Current Offerings
Teaching Mathematical Thinking (TMT) Courses
The Teaching Mathematical Thinking (TMT) course fulfills the 3 credit Mathematical Teaching for Instruction (MTI) course requirement for Idaho teachers and administrators. This professional development course examines the development of an understanding of student-centered mathematics instruction in the context of Idaho Content Standards for Teaching and Learning.
Dates are planned for the 2024-2025 school year, additional years are contingent upon continued funding of the program.
Course Format: Online - Eight Modules
Grades: K-2
Live/Synchronous Online: Saturday, April 12th, 19th & May 3rd, 10th 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM PDT
Cost: $150
Credits: 3 from Lewis-Clark State College
Instructor: Becca Hill
This section and waitlist is full. Please see our week-long, in-person option offered this summer!
Course Format: In-Person
Grades: K-2
June 23rd-27th | Monday – Friday | 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM/PDT
Cost: $150
Credits: 3 from Lewis-Clark State College
Instructor: Becca Hill
Daily Routines to Jumpstart Problem Solving (K-8) Book Study
Collaborate with educators from around the state during a virtual book study on “Daily Routines to Jump-Start Problem Solving” by John SanGiovanni. We’ll work together to prepare routines for your classroom and then practice them during our sessions. Meetings are from 4:00-5:30 PST on the following dates:
Jan. 7th & 21st
Feb. 4th & 18th
March 4th & 18th
April 1st, 15th & 29th
May 13th
Register for Book Study
*Registrants are responsible for the purchase of the book.
Future Offerings
CLiMBS
Co-creating Lessons in Math with Books and Stories (CLiMBS) is a professional development workshop designed to bridge mathematical concepts in storybooks to create math lessons for the classroom.
Meeting Times: TBD
Please reach out to rlhill@lcsc.edu if this sounds like something you and your colleagues would like to plan a workshop for (CEU option available!)
*Attendees that come to the in-person workshop, attend the virtual meetings and work with the Regional Mathematics Specialist will be eligible to earn a professional development credit for $50.
