Idaho Math Transitions
Professional Development Courses
The Idaho Math Transitions Project is a partnership project led by Idaho’s Regional Math Centers and guided by the Idaho Math Transitions Steering Committee, the Idaho Department of Education, The Office of the State Board of Education and the Division of Career and Technical Education. The Idaho Department of Education offers a variety of professional development options for high school mathematics educators aligned to this statewide vision of high school mathematics education.
Foundational Standards:
Geometry
This professional development course for in-service educators and administrators will focus on strategies for helping all students find success with Geometry standards. The course will teach the developmental trajectory of geometric understanding and strategies for differentiation. It will also discuss successful practices for providing intervention for students who struggle to understand Geometry content. This course will look at the alignment of the Big Ideas of Geometry (NCSM) and the foundational Geometry standards (Idaho mathematics content standards course planning 9-12).
Virtual Sessions - Dates coming soon
In-Person (all day) - Dates coming soon
Data Science for Secondary Mathematics Teachers
This professional development course for in-service educators and administrators will focus on building awareness of how data is used in Idaho industries for high school mathematics educators. It will help them define data science and show connections between the Idaho Content Standards for Mathematics and data science. It will also provide teaching strategies and resources.
Virtual Sessions - Dates coming soon
In-Person (all day) - Dates coming soon