Events & Conferences
Connecting MathUP Classroom and MathUP Student
Audience: Grade 1–9 Users of MathUP Classroom & MathUP Student
Wondering how MathUP Classroom and MathUP Student work together? Join this session to explore how:
- MathUP Student provides additional practice questions perfectly aligned with the instruction delivered in MathUP Classroom
- MathUP Student offers real-time feedback, to support assessment for learning and help you decide when it’s time to move forward
- Reteaching videos featuring Marian Small can reinforce MathUP Classroom lessons at home and in the classroom
- MathUP Classroom activities can be added to MathUP Student
- Brainingcamp digital manipulatives can be used in both MathUP Classroom or MathUP Student
Walk away with practical strategies to use MathUP Classroom and MathUP Student together to streamline your planning and support your students.
Upcoming Sessions
Experiencing the Joy, Beauty and Brilliance of Indigenous Peoples in Education
We will explore the many ways educators can create meaningful learning about Indigenous Peoples in their classrooms. In recognition of National Indigenous History Month this June, we’ll share timely resources to help you highlight the rich contributions and achievements of Indigenous Peoples, both past and present.
Examples of how Dufferin-Peel CDSB is using the BOLDPRINT Inquiry Indigenous Packs in primary classrooms will be shared during the session.
Speaker:
Jodie Williams currently works as the Indigenous Education Coordinator for the Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board. As the Past Chair for the First Nations, Métis and Inuit Education Association of Ontario, Jodie travels globally facilitating workshops and developing resources to support educators in delivering high quality Indigenous Education in schools.
She is an AQ instructor and has led provincial work in the area of Indigenous Knowledge and Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence. Jodie has also worked as a Program Officer at the Ontario College of Teachers in the Standards of Practice and Education Unit, where she supported provincial capacity building related to teacher education across Ontario focused on Indigenous education.
Jodie is a fierce advocate for the environment, land-based learning and Indigenous Knowledge, including the revival of Indigenous Languages.
Upcoming Sessions
Monday, May 12, 2025 from 4–5pm ET
Events & Conferences
OAME 2025
Date: Thursday–Friday, May 8–9, 2025
Location: Ontario Tech University & Durham College, Oshawa, Ontario
Booth: #Sha-01–Sha-04
We’re excited to announce that we’ll be at OAME 2025! Visit us at booths Sha-01, Sha-02, Sha-03, and Sha-04 to explore our full range of math solutions designed to support Ontario educators and students. Whether you’re looking for student learning with MathUP Student or meaningful practice and reflection with MathUP Classroom, our team will be ready to connect, share insights, and show you what’s new!
Learn more about our booth activities
Connect with our experts during their sessions!
We’re thrilled that Marian Small and Michelle Skene are appearing at the conference:
- Marian Small
- Thursday 8:30–9:45 am “Fostering Creativity in Math: Celebrating Alternative Perspectives”
- Thursday 3:30–4:45 pm “Building Numeracy Through Purposeful Practice”
- Michelle Skene
- Thursday 3:00–4:15 pm “Practical Tactical Math Teaching”
- Friday 2:00–3:15 pm “Introducing MathUP Student to Support Users of MathUP Classroom”
MathUP Classroom BC Virtual Institute
Date: Friday May 30, 2025
Time: 10 am–12pm PT
Audience: Grades K–9 educators (new or current users). We encourage you to attend as a school math team.
It’s Free!
Calling all K–9 educators, math leaders and principals:
Join us for an inspiring webinar about MathUP Classroom (and a sneak peak of MathUP Student)!
Here’s what you can look forward to during this session centred on reaching teachers:
- Helping to build confidence with MathUP
- Drawing in reluctant teachers
- Effectively responding to concerns
- Ensure that assessments of your students are as reliable and informative as possible
And more!
Speakers:
Marian Small is an internationally renowned mathematics educator, author, and professional learning consultant. Dr. Small, whose career in education has spanned more than four decades, is considered one of the most influential math educators in Canada. She has authored or co-authored more than 100 math resources and travelled to mathematics classrooms around the world to provide consultation focused on improving understanding and performance in K–12 mathematics.
Michelle Skene is an innovative educational leader with over 25 years of experience in mathematics and assessment. She currently serves as a National Math Consultant with Rubicon, a Savvas Company. Michelle’s career includes roles as a school principal, instructional leader, and math coach in the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board. She has also worked as a professor at the University of Ottawa and contributed to various Ministry of Education projects, including the “Guide to Effective Instruction in Math.”
Sign up deadline: May 1, 2025
It’s Free!
