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This year’s conference lent ways for teachers to explore old and new ideas on pedagogy and content, so that when they return to their classrooms, they can ignite curiosity in students without burning 

In the MƒA Professional Learning Team, “Get in the Flow of Groundwater Modeling,” MƒA teachers tested the functionality of four groundwater models and used them to create lesson plans and NGSS aligned

MƒA teachers learned about the science behind GMOs, testing various foods to determine if they contained genetically modified ingredients while weighing the pros and cons of genetically modifying our

From uplifting to heartbreaking, these intimate stories delivered powerful messages that made listeners laugh, cry, and feel inspired. 

Teachers often rely on memory to analyze their students’ comprehension of a new lesson after it is introduced, but what if there was a way to further investigate learning, specifically students’ mathe

Dr. George Hart led over 100 MƒA teachers in 10 different hands-on activities, where they worked together to construct aesthetically impactful geometric objects out of cardboard sheets.

Because students often dismiss Algebra II content for sounding abstract or esoteric, mathematics teachers will search in vain for classwork that is simultaneously meaningful, engaging, and rigorous.

Many mathematics teachers wonder how and where their students learned about various aspects of multiplication and division.

ALL-ED stands for All Learners Learning Every Day...that's the goal, right?

At the November 2018 edition of MƒA’s Thursday Thinks, Dr. David Ho shared his research experiences on mangrove forests of South Florida and their role in the carbon cycle.