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Winter Break Recovery 101: Formative Assessments

It’s About Quality, Not Quantity

Free Webinar
Thursday, January 13, 2022
3 – 4 PM Eastern
(2 – 3 PM Central / 1 – 2 PM Mountain / 12 – 1 PM Pacific)

Webinar Details

Join us during this free webinar on January 13, 2022 to hear TouchMath experts explain how and when to use formative assessments in your classroom so there is no loss of instructional time as we return back from Winter Break. Our experts will explain how these specific assessments immediately provide you with actionable data on what to teach your students.

During the webinar, we will cover:

Three formative assessments you can use during instruction that are effective for understanding where and why a student is struggling with math.
When and how you can effectively use these formative assessments, without losing instructional time.
Possible ways to make formative assessments engaging for your students.
Examples of when a student is ready to move to the next stage of understanding a concept or procedure.

Attendees are encouraged to stay through the entire hour for a special thank you at the end of the webinar.
Space is limited, so be sure to register now!

All registrants (including those unable to make the live class) will receive a certificate of attendance, on-demand access to the webinar recording, and a list of TouchMath resources mentioned during the workshop.

TouchMath is a multisensory math program that makes critical math concepts appealing and accessible for students who struggle to understand grade-level content. TouchMath is committed to maximizing student potential through its worldwide delivery of hands-on math programs, cultivating success with individuals of all abilities and learning styles.

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