After nearly 6 years in the role of Director of Secondary Math Education for the state of Oklahoma, my journey is taking me in a
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Don’t Underestimate Unit 0
With the year underway, we’re trying something new in Oklahoma that I think you should know about. For each and every grade level covered by
Our Units Keep Getting Better
By now, you’ve hopefully seen the wonderful work of the OKMath Framework. I bragged about it here and made a little intro video about it
ARCHIVE: Oklahoma Test and Item Specification Documents Released
For the latest Oklahoma Test and Item Specification Documents, visit http://sde.ok.gov/office-assessments The long-awaited Item Specifications have finally arrived! You can easily access each grade level
ARCHIVE: Math Curriculum Framework Project – Unit 1 Draft
With the new Oklahoma Academic Standards for Mathematics recently adopted and on schedule to be assessed this school year, it has been the priority of
ARCHIVE: #13 OAS-M Update and PDOYP
March 31, 2016 The new Oklahoma Academic Standards for Mathematics have been officially approved! In this episode, Robbyn Glinsmann and Levi Patrick talk about where we
ARCHIVE: #12 Math Standards Implementation Update
February 22, 2016: The new Oklahoma Academic Standards for Mathematics have been adopted by the State Board of Education and certified by the Oklahoma State Regents
ARCHIVE: Leadership Class 2 Applications Due Sept. 14
The Oklahoma State Department of Education is proud to create and support a dynamic network of Oklahoma Math and Science educators through OKMath and OKSci
ARCHIVE: #11 Math Standards Draft and EngageOK
July 7, 2015: The draft of the new Oklahoma Academic Standards for Mathematics are live! Find out more about them and take the survey at
ARCHIVE: #10 First Review of the New Math Standards
On July 1, 2015 40 math educators from across Oklahoma spent an entire day reviewing the July Draft of the new Oklahoma Academic Standards for
ARCHIVE: Assessment FAQ
This time of year brings a number of challenges in the classroom. The concept of time seems to become fluid, where class periods seem to
ARCHIVE: Need Money?
Are you wanting to attend a professional development but your school doesn’t have the funds to send you? Do you want to implement a new
ARCHIVE: SE OK-Math Consortium: February 19 at 4:30 p.m.
Do you live near the Ada area? Would you love to collaborate with other math educators about topics that are of a concern to you?
ARCHIVE: Professional Development Opportunity: Saturday, February 21st
One of the first professional developments I experienced my first year of teaching was an OERB workshop. I gain an authentic way to teach math
Math Teaching Practice 2
[This post is a part of series on the Eight Mathematics Teaching Practices. If you haven’t had a chance to get to know the Eight