Professional Development

This one-day session is designed for K–12 district and school leaders. It is a balance of study, experiential learning, analysis, and practice that sets participants up for success in leading a newer implementation of the Eureka Math curriculum in their districts and schools.

This session prepares new users to implement Eureka Math successfully. Educators explore the curriculum to understand how the learning design and lessons build a comprehensive and coherent understanding of mathematics. Separate sessions will be held to focus on Grades K–5 and 6–12.

Educators investigate the role of fluency practices, including Sprints, skip-counting, and other counting exercises. Participants experience, analyze, and practice routines to learn how to use these powerful tools to build and maintain student fluency. Separate sessions will be held to focus on Grades K–5 and 6–12.

The purpose of this full-day session is threefold: to empower teachers to discern the decisions inherent in each Eureka Math lesson, to study the curriculum’s teaching sequences, and to prepare teachers to customize lessons to meet the needs of their students. Separate sessions will be held to focus on Grades K–5, 6–12.

Educators experience the trajectory of learning in a grade band, which reveals the coherence of the curriculum. Participants deepen their understanding of the role of each grade in the grade band and learn strategies for adjusting instruction to meet student needs. Separate sessions will be held to focus on Grades K–2, 3–5, and 6–8.

Participants learn how to effectively model and teach word problems by using math drawings. The study and practice of solving word problems further reveals the coherence of the curriculum and how this mathematical model supports student learning across the grades. Separate sessions will be held to focus on Grades K–5, and 6–12.

Educators study how to effectively support students in a continuous learning model that allows teachers to toggle between classroom and at-home instruction for Grades PreK–5 and 6–12. The session shows how Eureka Math products support teachers, students, and families with learning materials, video content, and guidance to create effective learning communities regardless of physical distance. Separate sessions will be held to focus on Grades PK–5 and 6–12.

Educators explore how to use pre-module assessments and data-driven remediation recommendations to make instructional choices that will help accelerate learning while keeping students on track with grade-level content. Separate sessions will be held to focus on Grades 1–5 and 6–12.