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Teachers, coaches, & administrators:
Join us in Chicago for the
NCTM Centennial Annual Meeting & Exposition
April 1-4, 2020
Celebrating 100 Years – Looking Back and Moving Forward
The daily schedule is now available in the online Itinerary Planner
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2020 is NCTM's Centennial year. Join thousands of math education professionalsfrom across the country and around the world as we celebrate at the NCTM Centennial Annual Meeting & Exposition.
The daily schedule of speakers, sessions, workshops, bursts, and more is now available in our online Itinerary Planner. This easy-to-use resource will help you begin building your itinerary by searching from such criteria as key word, session, speaker name, category (including grade band and topics), session types, and locations.
In addition to compelling sessions, dynamic speakers, outstanding networking opportunities, and enriching content, we have special events and surprises to mark the occasion. Whether you're a PK–12 classroom teacher, math coach, administrator, math teacher educator, preservice teacher, or math specialist, we have something for you.
Join us in Chicago to discover new ideas and approaches that will help you providemore and better mathematics instruction for each and every student.
Centennial Annual Meeting Strand Topics
- Implement the Effective Teaching Practices
- Experience the Depth and Excitement of Mathematics
- Look Back and Move Forward: A Centennial View
- Create Positive Change
- Build Student Agency, Foster Student Identity, and Promote Social Change
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Make the case to your School District to support time off, travel, and/or funding to attend
Making the case to attend any conference—especially in times of tight budgets and reduced staff—requires a solid understanding of the potential benefits of attending.Download the Justification toolkit to make the case to your School District.
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