ORIGO Education Presents Productive Partnerships: Tools and Strategies for Math Leaders, a Free Webinar Airing April 11 at 4 pm. EDT on edWeb.net

ST. CHARLES, Mo.  – Teacher collaboration, constructive conversations and planning sessions are sometimes not enough to tackle the tough challenge of improving student performance across the board. Math educators who are struggling with the lack of progress their schools are making in terms of mathematical performance will receive fresh insight in Productive Partnerships: Tools and Strategies for Math Leaders, presented by ORIGO Education. The free edWebinar will introduce strategies to help educators cultivate intentional conversations before, during and after instructional learning.

Dr. Melinda Schwartz, a veteran educator, instructional specialist and former elementary school principal, will explore teacher-focused new ideas, methods and techniques specific to mathematics instruction.

“The job of an instructional leader is to inspire, motivate and support teachers on their personal journeys of reflection and continued growth. Educators need to get creative and find new approaches to engage, collaborate, and encourage each other that will transpire into significant math comprehension and progress in the classroom,” states Schwartz.

While ORIGO Education is a PreK-6 focused mathematical program, the Productive Partnerships: Tools and Strategies for Math Leaders edWebinar will be suitable for grades K-12. Schwartz will lead an interactive session beneficial for math education leaders, administrators, and math instructional coaches.

ORIGO Education’s Mathematics for Young Learners is a professional learning community specifically for PreK-6 math teachers and administrators hosted on edWeb.net. Educators may join to watch previously recorded sessions or sign up to receive notifications about upcoming edWebinars. In addition to edWebinars, the Mathematics for Young Learners community offers free videos on ORIGO One.

Educators can earn CE certificates from edWeb for participating in live sessions and can take CE quizzes to earn certificates for watching recordings.

About ORIGO Education
ORIGO Education makes mathematics meaningful, enjoyable, and accessible for all PreK-6 grade students. ORIGO produces printed products, digital interactive resources, and professional learning. ORIGO’s web-based and print solution, Stepping Stones, is an award-winning, comprehensive mathematics program for grades PreK–6 and is available in English and Spanish, ORIGO produces free one-minute, animated ORIGO One math videos to explain critical concepts in mathematics education. For more information about ORIGO Education, visit ORIGOEducation.com. @ORIGOmath #ORIGO #ORIGOLearns

About edWeb.net
edWeb.net is a free professional learning network that is a highly engaged community of connected educators who are on the leading edge of innovation in education. edWeb members are teachers, faculty, administrators, and librarians at PreK-12 and post-secondary institutions who are working together to provide peer leadership, training, and support. Educators are creating their own communities on edWeb, participating in edWeb's professional learning communities, and earning CE certificates through edWebinar programs. edWeb's growing ecosystem is a collaboration space where educators and thought leaders in the education industry gather and share ideas that can improve learning for all students. Learn more at www.edweb.net or follow edWeb.net on Twitter @edwebnet.

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Media Contact: Jennifer Harrison for ORIGO, 916-716-0636 or [email protected]

Tags: ORIGO, education, math, edWeb, math leaders, administrators, teacher training, math coaches, partnerships, K12, Stepping Stones

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Summary:  ORIGO Education sponsors webinars on edWeb.net targeted for PreK-6 grade mathematics instructors. Free webinar on April 11 at 4 p.m. EST titled Productive Partnerships: Tools and Strategies for Math Leaders.