CMC-South 54th Annual Mathematics Conference
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CMC South 54th Annual Mathematics Conference Program Booklet as a pdf file.
View the CMC South Conference Program on your device, at: http://cmcsouth2013.sched.org/
Or, click on the "Program Booklet" button below to download the
CMC South 54th Annual Mathematics Conference Program Booklet as a pdf file.
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Hotel Reservations
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Program Booklet 2013
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Session and Speaker
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Opportunities for full-time college students and for teachers to volunteer.
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Conference Updates
Positive Planning
We are excited about the number of persons registered for the conference. The Conference Committee has been planning for months and wants you to have a pleasant and rewarding conference experience. As you plan which sessions you would like to attend please select two or three alternate sessions in case your first choice is full. We are not able to allow participants to save seats for others so plan to arrive early to sessions likely to fill. In the interest of safety we must limit the number of attendees in each session to the number of seats assigned to the room. Thank you for understanding.
Sessions and Speakers
Additions, Cancellations and Changes (Updated 10/27/13)
These changes do not appear in the printed program booklet.
MOVED #153, Hilton Tapestry, Amy Callahan, Bridging Projects, Problems and the common core. New Day and Time. Switched to #653 on Saturday.
ADD #163, Renaissance Ventura, Glenda Wilkens, Launching the CC Transformation: Understanding Functions. Repeat of #858.
ADD #164, Renaissance Pasadena, Gus Elmeshni, Inspire you students with ti-nspire CAS iPad App. Repeat of #262.
ADD #167, Renaissance Madera, Lisa Miller, Reaching at risk studennts in Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. Repeat of #766.
ADD #253, Renaissance San Jacinto, Marla Mattensen, "Data Detectives:" navigating CCSS Statistics 6-8 standards. Repeat of #753.
ROOM CHANGE, #301, PSCC Primrose D, Megan Franke, Building on Children's Mathematical Thinking, Same Day and Time, NEW ROOM.
ROOM CHANGE, #352, PSCC Primrose A, Karim Ani, Keeping it real: teaching math through real-world topics. Repeat of #757.
ADD #354, PSCC Mesquite G, Ashley McCullough, Building foundations: multiplying and dividing fractions. Repeat of #750.
MOVED #366, Renaissance Pueblo B, Brian Lim, Make Use of Structure with Non-CCSS Textbooks. Switched to #765.
ADD #459, PSCC Smoke Tree A, Sheldon Erickson, Flip Instruction to Transform Learning. Repeat of #854.
ADD #559, Renaissance Pasadena, Ilene Foster, Making mathematical modeling manageable. Repeat of #454.
ADD #536, Hilton Tapestry, Ellen Crews, Building perserverance & conquering the fear of word problems. Repeat of #336.
ADD #539, Hilton Palm Canyon, Tracey Dunn, Ratios and proportional relationships the Common Core way. Repeat of #451.
ADD #567, Renaissance Madera, Robert London, Non-routine Problems and Common Core Math Practices, Repeat of # 767.
ADD #612, PSCC Smoke Tree A, Barbara Ledbetter, DeMystify CCSS Assessment, New Session
ADD #653, Hilton Tapestry, Amy Callahan, Bridging Projects, Problems and the common core. New Day and Time. Used to be #153.
ADD #671, Hilton Palm Canyon, Janet Bryson, Geometry CCSS: translations, reflections, rotations, Oh My! Repeat of #470.
ADD #751, Hilton Palm Canyon, Matt Vaudrey, Performance Tasks Before Performance Tasks Were Cool, Repeat of #353.
ADD #757, PSCC Primrose A, Karim Ani, Keeping It Real: Teaching Math through Real-World Topics. Repeat of #352.
ADD #758, Hilton Tapestry, Melinda Shacklett, Making Connections: Writing in Mathematics. Repeat of #558.
ADD #865, Renaissance Pueblo B, Brian Lim, Make Use of Structure with Non-CCSS Textbooks. Used to be #366.
We are excited about the number of persons registered for the conference. The Conference Committee has been planning for months and wants you to have a pleasant and rewarding conference experience. As you plan which sessions you would like to attend please select two or three alternate sessions in case your first choice is full. We are not able to allow participants to save seats for others so plan to arrive early to sessions likely to fill. In the interest of safety we must limit the number of attendees in each session to the number of seats assigned to the room. Thank you for understanding.
Sessions and Speakers
Additions, Cancellations and Changes (Updated 10/27/13)
These changes do not appear in the printed program booklet.
MOVED #153, Hilton Tapestry, Amy Callahan, Bridging Projects, Problems and the common core. New Day and Time. Switched to #653 on Saturday.
ADD #163, Renaissance Ventura, Glenda Wilkens, Launching the CC Transformation: Understanding Functions. Repeat of #858.
ADD #164, Renaissance Pasadena, Gus Elmeshni, Inspire you students with ti-nspire CAS iPad App. Repeat of #262.
ADD #167, Renaissance Madera, Lisa Miller, Reaching at risk studennts in Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. Repeat of #766.
ADD #253, Renaissance San Jacinto, Marla Mattensen, "Data Detectives:" navigating CCSS Statistics 6-8 standards. Repeat of #753.
ROOM CHANGE, #301, PSCC Primrose D, Megan Franke, Building on Children's Mathematical Thinking, Same Day and Time, NEW ROOM.
ROOM CHANGE, #352, PSCC Primrose A, Karim Ani, Keeping it real: teaching math through real-world topics. Repeat of #757.
ADD #354, PSCC Mesquite G, Ashley McCullough, Building foundations: multiplying and dividing fractions. Repeat of #750.
MOVED #366, Renaissance Pueblo B, Brian Lim, Make Use of Structure with Non-CCSS Textbooks. Switched to #765.
ADD #459, PSCC Smoke Tree A, Sheldon Erickson, Flip Instruction to Transform Learning. Repeat of #854.
ADD #559, Renaissance Pasadena, Ilene Foster, Making mathematical modeling manageable. Repeat of #454.
ADD #536, Hilton Tapestry, Ellen Crews, Building perserverance & conquering the fear of word problems. Repeat of #336.
ADD #539, Hilton Palm Canyon, Tracey Dunn, Ratios and proportional relationships the Common Core way. Repeat of #451.
ADD #567, Renaissance Madera, Robert London, Non-routine Problems and Common Core Math Practices, Repeat of # 767.
ADD #612, PSCC Smoke Tree A, Barbara Ledbetter, DeMystify CCSS Assessment, New Session
ADD #653, Hilton Tapestry, Amy Callahan, Bridging Projects, Problems and the common core. New Day and Time. Used to be #153.
ADD #671, Hilton Palm Canyon, Janet Bryson, Geometry CCSS: translations, reflections, rotations, Oh My! Repeat of #470.
ADD #751, Hilton Palm Canyon, Matt Vaudrey, Performance Tasks Before Performance Tasks Were Cool, Repeat of #353.
ADD #757, PSCC Primrose A, Karim Ani, Keeping It Real: Teaching Math through Real-World Topics. Repeat of #352.
ADD #758, Hilton Tapestry, Melinda Shacklett, Making Connections: Writing in Mathematics. Repeat of #558.
ADD #865, Renaissance Pueblo B, Brian Lim, Make Use of Structure with Non-CCSS Textbooks. Used to be #366.
California Mathematics Council - South
54th Annual Mathematics Conference
Common Core Mathematics: Launching the Transformation
Palm Springs Convention Center • Renaissance Hotel • Hilton Hotel • Spa Resort
Friday, November 1, and Saturday, November 2, 2013
Join us for the 54th Annual CMC-South Mathematics Conference in Palm Springs. Choose from more than 280 sessions offered by top mathematics educators from California and the United States. Learn the latest about upcoming standardized assessments and how to implement the new California Common Core State Standards for Mathematics in your classroom. Launch the Transformation to Common Core Mathematics for the benefit of all students, including English language learners, under-represented students and students with special needs. Attend sessions geared toward STEM learning, College and Career Readiness, and technology. Learn innovative teaching strategies from the best mathematics leaders. Implement the Eight Standards for Mathematical Practice in your classroom.
New this Year: CMC-South offers a Leadership Conference designed for site, district and county administrators and School Board members. Registration is separate from the regular conference registration. Space is limited. (Register early to reserve your place. Select the registration button for information and registration directions.)
WE ARE FULL.
THE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE IS NOW FULL. WE ARE ACCEPTING NAMES FOR A WAITLIST SHOULD OPENINGS OCCUR DUE TO CANCELLATION. WE ENCOURAGE LEADERS TO REGISTER ONSITE FOR OUR REGULAR CONFERENCE AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY EXCELLENT SESSIONS DESIGNED TO HELP TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS TRANSITION TO THE CCSS. . (Updated 10/23/2013)
New this Year: CMC-South offers a Leadership Conference designed for site, district and county administrators and School Board members. Registration is separate from the regular conference registration. Space is limited. (Register early to reserve your place. Select the registration button for information and registration directions.)
WE ARE FULL.
THE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE IS NOW FULL. WE ARE ACCEPTING NAMES FOR A WAITLIST SHOULD OPENINGS OCCUR DUE TO CANCELLATION. WE ENCOURAGE LEADERS TO REGISTER ONSITE FOR OUR REGULAR CONFERENCE AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY EXCELLENT SESSIONS DESIGNED TO HELP TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS TRANSITION TO THE CCSS. . (Updated 10/23/2013)
2013 Program Information and Highlights
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Registration and Fees
Registration is now closed. On-site Registration We have reached our capacity. Palm Springs Convention Center Friday, November 1: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Saturday, November 2: 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Friday/Saturday Two-Day Fees The regular two-day registration fee is $195. • Register by October 1, 2013, for a discount of $40 (reduces fee to $155) • Register by October 15, 2013, for a discount of $20 (reduces fee to $175) Saturday-Only Fees The regular Saturday-only fee is $140. • Register by October 1, 2013, for a discount of $20 (reduces fee to $120) • Register by October 15, 2013, for a discount of $10 (reduces fee to $130) Full-Time Students The regular two-day registration fee is $90. The regular Saturday-only registration fee is $75. • Register by October 15, 2013, for a $5.00 dscount. Leadership Conference The cost is $235 per person. The registration fee includes: • Reservation for special Friday sessions on Friday designed for administrators • Friday Leadership Luncheon with Jo Boaler • Access to regular conference sessions on Saturday. WE HAVE REACHED CAPACITY FOR THE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE. WE ENCOURAGE LEADERS TO ADD YOUR NAME TO THE WAITLIST AND THEN SIGN UP FOR THE REGULAR CONFERENCE WHILE THERE IS STILL ROOM. THERE ARE MANY SESSIONS AT THE REGULAR CONFERENCE TO HELP TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS TRANSITION TO THE COMMON CORE. (Updated 10/23/13) Cancellation Fee All but $70 of the registration fee is refundable if requested in writing by October 25, 2013. Meal tickets and Affiliate Dues are not refundable. Friday and Saturday Luncheons Friday Leadership Luncheon November 1 • 12:00 - 1:15 p.m. Cost: $35.00 for luncheon and guest speaker Special Guest Speaker: Jo Boaler, Stanford University ALL TICKETS ARE SOLD OR RESERVED. . Saturday Affiliate Luncheon November 2 • 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Cost: $25.00 for luncheon Enjoy lunch and meet other educators from your local area. |
Speakers and Sessions
Featured Speakers Jo Boaler • Bill McCallum • Dan Meyer • David Foster Cathy Fosnot • Sally Bennett-Schmidt • Don Balka Megan Franke • Matt Larson • Nanette Seago • Kim Bass Paul Giganti • CDE Curriculum and Framework Staff Framework Committee Panel, and more... Leadership Conference Superintendents, assistant superintendents, principals and other school leaders are encouraged to take advantage of our Leadership Strand. Network with other leaders and experts in Smarter Balanced Assessment and transitioning your school or district to implement the Common Core in mathematics. There is a separate registration for this Friday event. Numerous Excellent Sessions Attend sessions that focus on California's Common Core State Standards, Smarter Balanced Assessments, the new California Math Framework, Cognitively-Guided Instruction, English Learners, Equity, Technology, Teacher Educators, Advanced Placement, Intervention, Problem-Solving, Math Competitions and STEM. Exhibit Hall Hours Friday Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Saturday Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. College Credit Earn (1) quarter unit of college credit by attending the conference. Visit the College Credit page on this website. Parking There is a $6.00 per day charge to park in the lots adjacent to the Convention Center. This price does not allow you to leave and re-enter. Many of the hotels offer parking as part of their daily fees. Transportation CMC-South offers to participants free shuttle service between the Convention Center and the Hilton. The Spa Resort is across the street from the Hilton and the Renaissance is connected to the Convention Center. Shuttles are available on Friday and Saturday. All conference hotels are within walking distance (2-3 blocks). |