Differentiating Instruction with MathUP Classroom
Audience: Grade K–9 Canadian Educators and/or MathUP Classroom users
Discover how MathUP Classroom can help you efficiently differentiate instruction and support the range of learners in your classroom. With built-in tools that cater to various learning needs, MathUP Classroom provides professional learning for you and the support necessary to help every student make meaningful progress.
Join us to find out how to:
- Use MathUP Classroom effectively to reach all learners
- Implement five practical differentiation strategies that can be used in any lesson
- Maximize student progress with built-in support tools
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Teaching Combined Grades with MathUP Classroom
Audience: Grade K–9 Canadian Educators and/or MathUP Classroom users
Teaching combined grades can be challenging, but MathUP Classroom makes it easier with practical tools designed to help you reach every student, no matter their grade level. In this 30-minute webinar, you’ll discover how to plan engaging lessons that support a range of learners working at different grade levels. Learn how MathUP’s built-in planning tools simplify the process, allowing you to deliver effective instruction across multiple grades.
Join us to learn how to:
- Plan, deliver and assess practical lessons for combined grades
- Use built-in tools to streamline your planning
- Support learners working at different grade levels
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Exploring MathUP Classroom: a Practical Walkthrough for Teachers
Audience: Grade K–9 Canadian Educators and/or MathUP Classroom users
Calling all Canadian educators! Whether you’re navigating B.C.’s Curriculum Competencies, Alberta’s new math curriculum or anywhere else in Canada, MathUP Classroom is here to support your teaching journey. Join this introductory webinar for an engaging walkthrough of MathUP and discover how you already have everything at your fingertips to plan and implement effective math lessons in your busy classroom.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
- Navigate MathUP to maximize its potential in your classroom
- Implement a three-part lesson framework that meets diverse learning needs
- Share and modify activities and tasks to suit your students
- Access professional learning topics and instructional videos to further your own professional learning
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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.
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Using the Sankofa Resource to Support Identity Affirmation With Your Staff and School
Audience: Grades K–3 educators
Join us for a session on how to use Sankofa K–3 as a tool for professional development, whether you’re a classroom teacher incorporating it into your practice or a school leader guiding its use with your staff.
Discover how to use Sankofa K–3 to enhance your own teaching capacity, support staff development, and achieve your school’s priorities.
Presenter:
Darcie Sutherland is the former Principal of Inclusive School and Community Services: Dismantling Anti-Black Racism Strategy in the York Region District School Board. She was responsible for coordinating the implementation of the York Region District School Board’s Dismantling Anti-Black Racism Strategy. A significant part of the role included supporting all YRDSB staff in acquiring the racial literacy skills needed to recognize, discuss, dismantle, and disrupt racist ideologies that perpetuate the disparities that Black students face.
Upcoming Sessions
Wednesday, February 26, 2025 from 4–5pm ET
Combatting Aggression and Anxiety Through Expressive Play
Audience: Grades K–6 educators
Today’s children show unprecedented levels of anxiety and aggression, leaving educators and caregivers feeling overwhelmed. For the first time in history, a generation is growing up without a play-based childhood, making it essential to rethink how we nurture emotional health.
In this webinar, join Hannah as she explores how expressive play offers a powerful, hands-on solution for fostering children’s emotional well-being. Discover how you can help children move beyond simply learning about emotions to experiencing emotional growth in meaningful ways.
Presenter:
Hannah Beach is an award-winning educator, author, emotional health consultant, and keynote speaker. She is the co-author of the best-selling book Reclaiming Our Students: Why Children Are More Anxious, Aggressive, and Shut-Down than Ever—and What We Can Do About It, with Tamara Neufeld Strijack, a trauma-informed resource for educators and parents rooted in the relationship-based approach, which has been translated into multiple languages internationally and adopted by school boards and universities across Canada. She was recognized by the Canadian Human Rights Commission in 2017 as one of five featured changemakers in Canada. Her bestselling I Can Dance book series, supporting the emotional health of children through movement, play, and expression, won a 2017 Gold International Moonbeam Children’s Book Award. You can find her at hannahbeach.ca
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Events & Conferences
MathUP Classroom BC Institute
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Date: Friday May 23, 2025
Location: Delta Hotels Burnaby Conference Centre, 4331 Dominion Street, Burnaby
Time: 9:30 am–2:30pm PT (lunch will be provided)
Audience: Grades K–9 educators (new or current users). We encourage you to attend as a school math team.
Calling all K–9 math leaders and teams: Join us for a fun and inspiring, math-filled day!
Here’s what you can look forward to:
- Increasing Rich Conversation/Differentiating Even More
- How can you use an existing MathUP Classroom BC lesson and open it up to an even broader range of students?
- What routines can you highlight within or extend from MathUP Classroom to increase mathematically rich conversations?
- Assessing What Matters:
- Ensure that assessments of your students are as reliable and informative as possible.
- Reaching Teachers
- Help to build confidence with MathUP Classroom
- Draw in reluctant teachers
- Effectively respond to concerns
Your registration includes a full day of learning and networking, plus lunch.
Sign up deadline: May 1, 2025
