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December 7, 2021 Uncategorized

Visible Learning in Mathematics

with Yana Ioffe

February 21, 28 & March 07, 14

Time: 3:45 – 5:15 p.m. Alaska Time

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Target Audience: Grade K-12 Mathematics Educators

Credit:  One optional university credit is available for attending all webinars and participating in online discussions and assignments ($145)

This webinar series links the biggest ever research project on teaching strategies, John Hattie’s Visible Learning Meta-analysis, to practical classroom implementation.

Participants will examine visible learning effect sizes and influences, as well as begin to identify instructional strategies, ideas, and tools that are likely to be most impactful to student learning in mathematics.

By the end of this professional learning series, participants will:

  • Explore visible learning influences and potential impact based on effect size;
  • Discover the role of teacher clarity in mathematics learning;
  • Differentiate between direct and dialogic instruction based on various distinctions;
  • Focus on how using the right approach at the right time allows teachers more intentionally design experiences in the mathematics classroom;
  • Understand that there are three phases of learning and the unique importance of each: surface, deep, and transfer; and
  • Engage in high impact strategies that model visible learning for mathematics through tasks, dialogue, collaboration, video viewing and reflection that model different phases of learning.

Yana Ioffe brings over 30 years of experience as an educator in Manitoba and Ontario, Canada. Yana has been an Orff Music Specialist, a District Curriculum and Instruction Consultant, a Leadership Coach, a Rounds Facilitator, a Tribes Trainer, and a Vice Principal and Principal in diverse communities. Yana is passionate about and committed to leading and learning. She is an innovative instructional leader with deep knowledge of assessment, instruction, engagement and the Arts. Yana is dedicated to building a shared vision by engaging all system partners in collaborative goal setting and focused planning for school improvement.

Yana is a skillful facilitator who develops a culture of collaboration. She actively engages stakeholders in the implementation of most current and researched practices, and in measuring team’s collective efficacy and impact. Yana is an insightful coach and mentor who nurtures and develops leaders, and who empowers people to self-actualize. At the core of Yana’s values is a focus on building strong trusting relationships, guided by principles of equity, respect and inclusion.   Yana is a Certified Consultant in John Hattie’s Visible Learning and Visible Learning for Math, PLC+, Teacher Clarity. Yana is a three-time recipient of Excellence in Education awards from her District, as well as the Promising Practice award from the Character Education Partnership in Washington, DC.

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