Lesson Study: Transforming Student Learning in Mathematics Conference
This conference will include sessions to explore expert understandings of the design principles of lesson study, as well as practical sessions that will support experienced lesson study practitioners in learning to facilitate lesson study teams.
If we truly desire to improve our teaching, we must eventually turn our focus to student learning. ~ CSUSB Noyce Fellows |
Lesson Study allows teachers to focus on student learning through collaborative planning, lesson delivery, observation and reflection. |
Save the Date:
Date |
Location |
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| Friday, February 17, 2012 | Arroyo Valley High School 1881 W. Baseline San Bernardino, CA 92411 |
| Saturday, February 18, 2012 | CSU, San Bernardino 5500 University Parkway San Bernardino, CA 92407 |
**Please click on the link below to indicate your interest in participating by October 20, 2011**
Please Click here to indicate interest
Goals of Conference
- Provide an introduction to lesson study for teachers without prior lesson study experience
Create a shared understandings of the lesson study process that will be appropriate for American contexts and true to the spirit of lesson study
Offer opportunities for experienced lesson study practitioners to build collective knowledge about lesson study facilitation
Begin creating local lesson study networks and communities of practice
Develop and share criteria for success and investigate effects of lesson study on teaching
Provided for Participants: |
Who Should Attend: |
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-Lodging (if needed) -Meals (breakfast and lunch) -Free registration and materials |
-Teachers -District Administrators -Site Administrators -University Faculty |
Funded by: CPEC ~ California Postsecondary Education Commission
Supported by:
SBCUSD - San Bernardino City USD
CEME ~ CSUSB Center for Enhancement of Mathematics Education
ICMP ~ Inland Counties Mathematics Project
SBCSS ~ San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools
For more information please contact Sarah Winter at swinter@csusb.edu or at 909-537-5455.
