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End-of-Year Reflection Template for Math Teams
As the school year winds down, it’s easy to jump straight into summer planning or prep for the fall. But before we shift gears, there’s real value in pausing to ask: What did we learn this year?
For math teams, that reflection can unlock powerful [Continue Reading …]
Supporting New Math Teachers: What School Leaders Can Do Now
Although we’re winding down the school year, hiring for the fall semester is already in full swing. Schools are preparing to welcome a new wave of educators—some stepping into their first-ever classroom, others navigating a new grade level or curriculum. No matter their background, new math [Continue Reading …]
Confessions of Math Teachers: The Inside Scoop on Why We Love Numbers!
Being a math teacher isn’t just about equations and problem sets—it’s a lifestyle. We see the world through numbers, live for that “aha!” moment, and secretly (or not so secretly) enjoy a good math pun. At NTN, we get it—because every member of our [Continue Reading …]
Key Challenges From NYC Admins: What Principals are Saying
Mathematics education is at a crossroads. As schools work to prepare students for a rapidly evolving world, educators face ongoing challenges that impact math achievement and engagement. To gain insight into these obstacles, we spoke with school principals about their biggest concerns.
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State Online Math Testing is Here—Let’s Get Students Ready
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 intimidating—especially [Continue Reading …]
Making Math Meaningful: Holiday Activities That Spark Curiosity
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 [Continue Reading …]
Balancing A.I. and Human Touch: A Path to Better Teaching and Learning
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 its [Continue Reading …]
2025 Mathematics Conferences & Ed-Tech Trade Shows
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 we’ll [Continue Reading …]
Professional Development for Math Teachers 2024 – A Customized Approach for Schools
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, a process that [Continue Reading …]
Summer Professional Development Resources for Math Educators
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 …]