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Engaging Young Students to Accelerate Math Learning

This event occurred on June 17, 2021 3:59 PM EDT, but is available to view on-demand.
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Join learning scientists and inspiring district leaders, for a timely panel discussion addressing a school district’s approach to doubling and tripling Math gains during Covid. What started as a goal to address learning gaps in numeracy for Prek and kindergarten students, resulted in a school district finding measurable gains when implementing a unique game-based learning program that is powered by research-based design and addresses learner variability.

Participants will hear directly from district leaders about their implementation journey despite this uniquely challenging school year, lessons learned and actionable recommendations on how to promote PreK-2 Math acceleration, while encouraging a love of math in all districts.

Speakers
Carmen Alvarez
Former Director of Primary Literacy and Early Childhood Director, Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District
Loranda Romero
Asst Superintendent for Elementary Education Harlingen CISD (Texas)
Vic Vuchic
Chief Innovation Officer Digital Promise Global
Diana Hughes
Vice President, Product Design Age of Learning, Inc
KP Thai
Learning Sciences Research Director Age of Learning, Inc
Moderator
Sunil Gunderia
Chief Innovation Officer, Age of Learning, Inc.
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