With online math testing right around the corner, now is the time to ensure students are prepared. As more assessments move to digital platforms, students must be comfortable not just with math concepts but also with the online test format itself. This shift can feel [Continue Reading ...]
Math is everywhere—especially during the holidays! And at NTN, we live and breathe math (seriously, we even dream in numbers). Whether it’s analyzing statistics in historical movements, calculating the perfect game-day strategy, or figuring out how many cookies are actually left after Uncle Joe “just [Continue Reading ...]
The NYC Administrator Hall of Fame Event on January 28, 2025, brought together dedicated education leaders committed to transforming math instruction and driving student success. Administrators from across the city gathered to celebrate the evening’s Enright Excellence of Math Leadership honorees and engage in [Continue Reading ...]
Anyone who has taught knows that curriculum and programs are constantly changing, but one thing is clear— Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is here to stay. What does that mean for our teachers and students? Is it wise to experiment with A.I. in classrooms without fully understanding [Continue Reading ...]
Mathematics conferences offer education professionals with opportunities to stay informed about industry trends, network, and enhance their teaching strategies. Below, we’ve compiled a list of ed-tech tradeshows and conferences tailored for those interested in exploring 2025 mathematics events. Be sure to check out the conferences [Continue Reading ...]
Released on Facebook and Twitter: Nominate a principal or teacher for their chance to win one year of i-NTNmath, our math assessment tool, for a grade level of their choice (grades 3-8)! ENTRY RULES: 1. TAG the principal or teacher in the comments to nominate them! 2. LIKE our page to see the winner announcement post on October 15th, World Maths Day. Winner will be randomly selected. Giveaway valid 10/6 – 10/14. USA entrants only. This contest is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Facebook.
What should professional development for math teachers look like? The short answer is, it depends. As former math instructors, we understand that no complete solution is the right answer for all schools. That’s why professional development is not a transactional solution for us, but instead, [Continue Reading ...]
With the school year winding down and educators gearing up for a well-deserved break, the summer months offer an invaluable opportunity for growth, reflection, and honing of teaching practices. To help guide your professional development, we've assembled a collection of useful resources—everything from teacher pd [Continue Reading ...]
Improve students’ math achievements by understanding their math misconceptions Identifying students' math misconceptions is crucial for teachers to help understand why students struggle with specific concepts. By doing so, teachers can identify students in need of extra assistance, and personalize their instruction to address these [Continue Reading ...]
Math assessment programs are a must-have for teachers and students. They can help teachers identify areas where students need improvement and they can also help students track their progress. There are many different math assessment programs out there, so it's important to choose one that [Continue Reading ...]
