EVENTS, CONFERENCES & WEBINARS
Carnegie Learning exhibits at many industry trade shows nationwide throughout the year. Join us at one of our exhibits to learn more about our solutions and to interact with educators from around the country whose students have already succeed using our curricula. If you are interested in learning new teaching strategies, trends or hearing from experts in the math field please join us for one of our webinars. Our webinar series are all completely free and are designed to connect educators and administrators to their peers and experts in the field of mathematics to learn how we can better engage students in learning math.

February 24, 2010 3:30 pm EST |
Carnegie Learning® Geometry, Second Edition
This webinar will focus on the new Carnegie Learning Geometry Curriculum including new textbook content lessons and features and software tools to create a more interactive geometry classroom environment.
Presenters:
Steve Grieco
Carnegie Learning Vice President of Development
Sandy Bartle
Carnegie Learning Senior Academic Officer
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March 10, 2010 3:30 pm EST |
High School Mathematics: Reasoning and Sense Making in Algebra
Join this webinar to learn about the new Reasoning and Sense Making guidelines the National Council of Teachers of Math (NCTM) has released in 2009. We will also explore examples from the classroom that illustrate how reasoning and sense making can be part of polynomial lessons, part of making connections across the curriculum and can be part of problem solving.
Guest Speaker:
Fred Dillon, Mathematics Chair at Strongsville High School, Ohio and member of NCTM Board of Directors
Fred Dillon has been a classroom teacher for over 32 years, and is currently the Mathematics Chair at Strongsville High School in northeast Ohio. Fred has been active in professional organizations for mathematic teachers at the local, state and national level. Fred award achievements include Presidential Awardee, Tandy Award winner, American Star of Teaching and five times chosen as Most Influential Teacher by his students. Fred is also on the Professional Development Services Committee, on the program committee for two NCTM Annual meetings and he currently sits on the Board of Directors for NCTM.
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