Math Night Professional Learning
What We Do: Strengthen families, schools, and communities by providing:
*Math & Family resources
*Blog for parents and teachers
*Math Nights for Schools (parents, kids, teachers)
*Math Night Professional Learning
for Teachers
*Free Math Night Curriculum
*Math Library (curriculum/manipulatives) 1 semester checkout
*PL for online math instruction
*GED Instructor Training
MAPS Math Library now open! Check out math curriculum, teaching resources, research on teaching, and parent resources. The checkout period is one semester at 2000 W McIntosh Rd, Griffin, GA 30223; 770-228-2711.
COMMUNITY/UNIVERSITY PARTNERS: The University of Georgia Griffin Campus Mathematics Education;
Southern Crescent Technical College; University of Arizona Math and Parent Partners;
Illinois State University; Griffin First Assembly of God
Past Community Partners: The New School; Griffin Regional College and Career Academy (GRCCA)
SPONSORS: Griffin First Assembly of God, Anonymous-Griffin, GA, Anonymous-Bloomington, IL (2)
Past Sponsors:Thrivent Financial, Byron Brock Agency, James R. Dutton Attorney at Law,
First National Bank of Griffin, Chick-fil-A of Griffin; Professional Printing
UPCOMING EVENTS
Community Outreach Math Night
Bring the whole family!
5:00-7:00 pm Eastern
www.mapsfoundation.com/math-night-registration
CONTACT US
Math for Adults Foundation
Executive Director Andrea Knapp
309-287-2373
aknapp@mapsfoundation.com
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Customized Virtual Math Night
7:30-9 pm Eastern, 10 min break @8:10
School Pricing-$400 (1 instructor)
$500 (1 virtual, 1 f2f instructor)
*Matching grants available up to $200*
Information Video
https://youtu.be/loF7gxOU-18
Virtual Family Math Tutoring
$25/half-hour/device grades K-9
$35/half-hour/device grades 10-12
$50/half-hour drop-in virtual office hours
Does Parental Attitude Toward Mathematics Impact Student Achievement? See our presentation
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Report
Oakland Elementary, Henry Co
"When are we ever going to use this?" An overflow crowd of 250 parents, children, and teachers attended a Math Night at Oakland Elementary on November 14 to answer this question. The participants were challenged with "Where are fractions, decimals, and percents used in everday life?" They also investigated puzzles, and wrote math word problems about life at home. The evening ended with principal Walter Shields announcing door prizes and an ice cream party for the class with the most participants. The event was arranged by Oakland Elementary staff and was facilitated by Dr. Andrea Knapp, Executive Director of the Math for Adults Foundation.