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If you're looking for a 100% GUARANTEED way to improve student computation skills and raise math test scores, it's time to consider an on-site training seminar tailored to meet your specific needs.
The training is designed for pre-K through third-grade general classroom teachers, K-12 special education teachers, administrators, intervention specialists, parents and professionals in allied fields.
During the 4-hour interactive session you will:
- Master the sequential, step-by-step process for teaching TouchMath computation
- Explore our multisensory approach using manipulatives and worksheets
- Participate in hands-on activities
- Learn creative ways to use kit materials
"I can't wait to show this to my students. TouchMath is simple, straightforward and easy to teach."
– Raymond Jackson, Miami
"Learning a new way to do math put me in touch with what my students feel when they are learning."
– K.C. Hurst, Los Angeles
"Your trainer is wonderful. He's a pro at handling comments and questions."
— Lynn Harbour, Philadelphia
"It was an informative and upbeat presentation. Thanks for the classroom tips!"
— Beth Davis, Dalton, GA
"I had never seen TouchMath used for multiplication and division – great concept!"
— Gary Dennis, Houston
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$3,400 for up to 50 attendees plus $20 for each additional attendee.
This all-inclusive cost covers:
- TouchMath materials valued at over $200 for each attendee
- Teacher Seminar Workbook
- Teacher Training DVD
- Teacher Training Manual
- Desktop TouchLines (24-pack)
- TouchPoint Mini-Poster Set
- Student Number Card Set
- Catalog with Valuable Coupons
- Reproducible Classroom Sampler
- Memory Cue Poster
- Airfare and lodging for presenters
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This seminar is completely FREE for up to 50 attendees when you
purchase $30,000 or more in TouchMath materials.
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- TouchPoints provide an invisible, portable and reliable tool that students can leave behind as they develop memorization skills
- Correct Touching/Counting Patterns help students understand the connection between a numeral and the quantity it represents
- Our signature visual cues help develop left/right directionality, reduce number reversals, reinforce place value and simplify all areas of computation
- Beginning addition through double-digit addition with regrouping
- This unique approach sets the stage for understanding subtraction
- Beginning subtraction through double-digit subtraction with regrouping
- Skip counting lays the foundation for understanding multiplication, division, fractions, algebra, square roots and other advanced math skills
- Beginning multiplication through multiplication of up to four digits by one digit with regrouping
- Beginning division through division of up to three digits by one digit with remainders and long division
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Quality teacher training has been at the heart of our company philosophy since 1975 when Founder and CEO Janet Bullock began the TouchMath Training Program.
Heading up the experienced, professional TouchMath Training Team is Executive Director of Education, Michael Soria. Michael brings more than 20 years of classroom, educational consulting, and management experience to the organization. Prior to joining TouchMath, Michael served as Director of Educational Sales and Consulting for PCI Education in San Antonio. He began his career in education as a high school history and political science teacher in Louisiana and was named Teacher of the Year in 1991. Michael has worked in both the K-12 market and higher education markets with Pearson Education, Learning Resources, and Instructional Fair. Michael also served as the Vice President of the Autism Society of America - San Antonio Chapter.
As a parent of a child with autism, Michael volunteers his time by giving guest lectures at colleges and universities, serving as a parent support person for families with special needs.
TouchMath is pleased to offer the expertise of Michael and his team to the districts, schools, and educators we serve.
Get on the fast track to success.
Call 800.888.9191 to schedule your seminar.
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