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Webinar: Shaping the Learning Environment

Creating a safe and inclusive learning environment, one that encourages student collaboration and student choice, is critical to successfully implementing the 2021 de-streamed mathematics program. In this webinar, we will share practical strategies for meeting the challenges of teaching this new curriculum while ensuring equity and inclusivity, bringing student voice and student lived experiences into the mathematics learning.

Available in the for this webinar: In "Resources related to Shaping the Learning Environment Webinar", you will find links to research, videos, audio, and websites which may be of use to you as you continue to learn more about the Revised Math Curriculum (2021).

This document is a Google Doc, in View Only mode. If desired, you can use File -> Download, or File -> Make a copy, to save a version for yourself.

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Webinar Support Files

Available in the for this webinar: In "Resources related to Shaping the Learning Environment Webinar", you will find links to research, videos, audio, and websites which may be of use to you as you continue to learn more about the Revised Math Curriculum (2021).

This document is a Google Doc, in View Only mode. If desired, you can use File -> Download, or File -> Make a copy, to save a version for yourself.

Note: The files in a Google Folder are in View Only mode. If desired, you can use File → Download, or File → Make a copy, to save a version for yourself.