ATOMIC Conference March 2025

CFLM: Next GenTM is a new full core curriculum that consists of 54 units of progressively sequenced investigations, a new series of books on problem strings for fluency across all content strands, just-released student materials with application problems for each grade, and a full package of formative assessment items and a digital app for recording progress throughout the year with progress monitoring charts and if /then teaching implications. Join us to explore P2S2®, our personalized professional support system, which transports users via video to study real classrooms
in action. Explore how our problem strings are crafted differently than Number Talks to ensure fluency results and analyze student work samples using our research-based learning trajectories. Leave with a month’s free access to P2S2® so that the learning can continue!

This session is sponsored by New Perspectives on Learning.

Use your computer or calculator to investigate patterns numerically, graphically, and algebraically and create linear, quadratic, and exponential models. Share the joy of discovering multiple ways of thinking about a problem. Try out some numerical explorations that lend support for common algebra rules such as exponent and log laws. Investigate some unexpected surprises using fractions, radicals, and imaginary numbers!

Discover how to strengthen co-teaching relationships and create inclusive, differentiated classrooms. Explore strategies for effective communication, shared responsibilities, and collaborative planning. Learn from real-world examples and leave with actionable steps to improve student outcomes and foster a positive co-teaching environment.

In this interdisciplinary workshop, discover activities that bring current events and top global challenges into the math classroom. Explore trends in the environment, global population and more using models, manipulatives and lively group work that build middle school math skills while exciting students about math connections to their lives and the larger world. Students gain practice creating and analyzing graphs, identifying mathematical patterns, working with probabilities and problem-solving strategies. Receive electronic lesson plans matched to state standards.