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Herricks
Community Center; 999 Herricks Road, Room 202, New Hyde Park, NY
11040-1353
Tel. (516) 747-0777 / E-Mail: info@mathmuseum.org
Staff Development Workshops for Teachers
The Goudreau Math Museum offers workshops for staff development. Workshops can be done either at the Goudreau Museum, located in New Hyde Park, NY, or at your school. Programs are tailored to the needs of your group. Call to discuss your needs and fees.
Many components of staff development workshops correspond to workshops that are regularly offered to students at the Goudreau Museum. Activities can be easily implemented into teachers classrooms. Click here to see some of the topics included.
Phone: 516-747-0777 E-Mail:
info@mathmuseum.org
Check out these professional organizations
for additional mathematics education workshops in the region:
www.ncmta.net
Nassau County Mathematics Teachers Association.
Highlights: Fall Kickoff (October 2005); CHAT, Calculators and
Computers Help All Teachers (October 29th, 2005); How to...Make Math Count Conference,
for teachers of K-8 (January 13th 2006); Family Math Day (April 2006)
www.nctm.org
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
Regional Conference: Hartford, Connecticut, October 6-8, 2005, Annual
Meeting: St. Louis, Missouri, April 26-29, 2006
www.amtnys.org
Association of Mathematics Teachers of New York State.
55th
Annual Meeting: Buffalo, New York, November 3-5, 2005.
www.atmnyc.org
Association of Teachers of Mathematics of New
York City. "ATM"
Annual Fall Conference: November 19, 2005.
Hunter College, NYC.
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This page last updated 7/19/05