If you’re a 6-12th grade school or district administrator who has more students failing math than you’d like...
watch my conference session from ASCD Annual 2023 and learn the research supported importance of high teacher expectations specifically as it relates to ensuring inclusive and equitable 6-12 math instruction.
You'll find out what’s really working in schools, understand exactly what to do and not do as you support your teachers in elevating expectations, and grasp the importance of access to grade level content!
WATCH THE SESSION ON DEMAND
During the on-demand conference session you'll...
▶ Gain a deep understanding of the research behind the importance of high expectations for all students and how to share this research effectively with staff
▶ Support math teachers in elevating expectations for all students with immediately applicable strategies, tips, and resources attendees can use tomorrow
▶ Evaluate resources for your staff that encourage high expectations of all students, boost access to grade level content, and ensure more inclusive and equitable math classrooms
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NICE TO MEET YOU
I'm Juliana Tapper
I am a former high school math support and Algebra 1 teacher and co-teacher having taught and led departments at high schools in South Central Los Angeles, East San Jose, and Denver. I also served as a district math coach and TOSA where I led professional development for math and special education teachers across thirteen urban high schools before starting my own company, CollaboratEd, to provide secondary math teachers with incredible PD across the US.
My mission is to be a gatebreaker.
Failing mathematics is associated with increased drop out rates and lower graduation rates - therefore coined a "gatekeeper" subject. I'm committed to breaking barriers through inclusive math strategies, ensuring a pathway to student success regardless of student's math pasts. Learn more about how to help your math teachers become gatebreakers in this on demand conference session.
