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College Readiness: Laying Blame

In his op-ed that was published on the Huffington Post, MƒA President John Ewing disputed the notion that public schools are failing to make students college-ready. Read more.

Workshop Spotlight

Workshop Spotlight: MƒA Teachers Soar in Aviation Ground School

“Aviation Ground School,” a three-session MƒA mini-course held at the New York City Center for Space Science Education, gave MƒA teachers the opportunity to immerse themselves in all things aviation.

Workshop Spotlight

Equality & Inequality in 4th Annual MT² Event

On December 10th, MƒA hosted our 4th Annual MT² (Master Teachers on Teaching) event, an evening in which MƒA Master Teachers gave thought provoking TED-style presentations to the MƒA community focused

In the News

How Can Students Pursue STEM Careers When Math Majors Don't Become Teachers?

From the history of education in the US to the connection between math literacy in teachers and the impact on students, Whitney explored how the American education system needs teachers that stay.

Workshop Spotlight

A Conversation with Computer Science Teachers

What does President Obama’s Computer Science for All initiative mean for teachers and schools?

Workshop Spotlight

BioBase and BOP Team Up to Teach Teachers

MƒA partnered with the BioBase and the Billion Oyster Project to provide MƒA teachers with a three-part mini-course focused on hands-on restoration science.

Videos

Video Spotlight - MƒA Community

The magic is in the community at MƒA. We bring together the best teachers and provide numerous opportunities for them to share knowledge, learn, and grow together.

In the News

Overcoming Math Anxiety to Help Your Kids with Their Homework

MƒA Executive Director Megan Roberts appears in a TV segment about sharing ways for parents to use positive language to reinforce children’s math confidence. Read more.

 

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#JustATeacher

Here at MƒA we’ve found that great teachers constantly get asked, “So you’re just going to be a teacher?” or “What are your next steps?” Why is that? We believe that teaching is a true profession.