EDDU 9861: Making Math Meaningful for All Students

EDDU 9861: Making Math Meaningful for All Students

$240.00
$240.00 $350.00
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EDDU 9861: Making Math Meaningful for All Students
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EDDU 9861: Making Math Meaningful for All Students

EDDU 9861: Making Math Meaningful for All Students

Graduate-Level Credits: 3
$240.00
$240.00 $350.00

This course is designed to equip educators with the knowledge and skills necessary to create a positive and inclusive math learning environment for all students. This course will explore effective teaching strategies to help students form meaningful connections, address common challenges such as math anxiety and equity gaps, and provide insight into creating a positive math culture. Participants will leave with a heightened perspective entirely focused on practical classroom applications.

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How It Works

  • All-Inclusive Tuition: Your registration covers the full course cost and your automatic university enrollment. No hidden fees, no surprises.
  • Graduate-Level Credits: Includes 3 non-degree graduate-level credits and a letter grade from UMass Global (a WASC/WSCUC regionally accredited institution).
  • Simple Transcript Ordering: Once your grade is posted, easily request your official transcripts online.
  • 100% Asynchronous & Flexible: Completely self-paced with no mandatory meetings. Submit your coursework anytime between 1 and 6 months from your registration date.
  • Professional Advancement: Perfect for Pre-K-12 educators looking to satisfy state license renewals or climb the district salary advancement scale.

Course Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to perform the following:


1. Define and implement key characteristics of a positive math culture within a Pre K-12 classroom setting.


2. Examine best instructional practices to connect essential mathematics concepts to the real-world in a Pre K-12 classroom setting.


3. Recognize common challenges within mathematics education and identify ways to address student needs.


4. Design practical implementation strategies of key instructional practices within a classroom setting.


5. Evaluate your implementation to determine key opportunities for refinement for your next actionable iteration.

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