year end cross-district sharing meeting in Burnaby

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06/25/2016

year end cross-district sharing meeting in Burnaby

Nine district teams came together at Burnaby Central Secondary School on June 8 to share resources, share what has been happening in districts and do some visioning for next year. Thank you to Angela Meredith and Ron Coleborn for hosting us in Burnaby!

As always, there were lots of resources and ideas shared and displayed.

After updates from each district, we broke into small mixed-district groups to share highlights from this year and to think ahead to next year - goals, ideas, logistics, areas of focus.

After discussing our new decomposing numbers and estimating "4-pagers", we recorded ideas for our goals and vision for the project for next year.

Looking forward to nurturing and growing this inspiring project.

Have a wonderful summer,

~Janice

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The BC Reggio-Inspired Mathematics project began in 2013 as a professional inquiry into how Reggio-Inspired principles and practices could enhance the teaching and learning of mathematics. It has grown from one BC district to four to six to ten and now there are educators across BC and Canada and the world who contribute to this project. We meet to collaborate and create materials and resources. Email contact is now: [email protected]