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AIM-TRU Team Presents at AMTE23

Their session was entitled Encouraging Collegial Conversations During Professional Development for Mathematics Teachers

Posted in: Faculty and Student Research, Mathematics Education PhD, Students and Alumni

AIM-TRU team that presented at AMTE23
The AIM-TRU presenters (from left): Dr. DiNapoli, doctoral students Amy Daniel, Youngjun Kim, Dr. Victoria Bonaccorso, and Helene Leonard

The Analyzing Instruction in Mathematics Using the TRU Framework (AIM-TRU) research team at the University recently presented a session at the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators annual conference in New Orleans, LA. The session supported mathematics teacher educators in facilitating collegial conversations in professional development settings. Participants of the session learned about the AIM-TRU professional development model, engaged in aspects of the model, and learned about facilitation structures that can guide conversations into collegiality and toward teacher learning. Congratulations to the AIM-TRU team!