Igniting a Passion for Mathematical Problem Solving
Abstract
Teaching students to make sense of problems, persevere, and clearly communicate their reasoning is at the heart of high-quality math instruction. This session introduces engaging routines and strategies that offer multiple entry points for learners, promote productive struggle, and build confidence in mathematical thinking. Through hands-on problem-solving experiences, participants will explore approaches that empower all students to see themselves as capable problem solvers, and to find joy in the process.
Objectives
- Experience a variety of problem-solving routines that promote mathematical discourse and spark student curiosity.
- Examine guiding principles and classroom structures that foster a supportive, student-centered environment for meaningful problem solving.
- Clarify and strengthen the teacher’s role as a facilitator, helping students develop a personal toolbox of diverse problem-solving strategies.
Intended Grade-Level Audience: Grades 3–8 Educators
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Fri Mar 20, 2026
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9:00AM - 3:30PM
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Portsmouth - 230 Commerce Way
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Alicia Chiasson
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225.00
Workshop Fee
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| 6 | |
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USNH Tuition Benefit Discount
10% Alumni Discount
R and I Discount
UNHOCE Discount
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| PDT-TchMS-28 | |
| 226053 |