Amazing Math Powers Conference

Amazing Math Powers Conference Coming August 2024

Amazing Math Powers Conference Overview

Amazing Math Powers is a comprehensive Educational Conference, that has provided support to teachers in the development of their Mathematics and Literacy Teaching Practices and Social/Emotional Well-being.

The workshop content is primarily built around a world class mathematics program, Prime Mathematics, resulting in an approach to teaching and learning mathematics that works! Our aim is to equip especially primary school teachers with the exceptional Singaporean Prime approach to teaching mathematics, thereby fostering a generation of students armed with exceptional problem-solving skills and critical thinking abilities.

Over the past several years, since the initial staging in 2017, Amazing Math Powers has attracted thousands of diverse Educators across Jamaica and the Caribbean. The Prime Mathematics program has been commissioned by the Ministry of Education, Jamaica and is used in all Primary schools.

Amazing Math Powers is hosted by the Book Merchant Limited and Scholastic in partnership with the Shortwood Teachers’ College and the Jamaica Teaching Council.

Why You Should Attend?

1

Listen to expert panelists from Singapore, Africa, Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean.

2

Receive joint Certification from the Jamaica Teaching Council and Shortwood Teachers’ College.

3

Explore new topics such as Zone of Proximal Development and P2A2 Tasks.

4

Explore shared experiences with other

Educators.

Testimonials

The presenter was able to stimulate my ability to learn the key concepts of understanding Fractions.

I think I like Math now.

This session was quite informative and the information garnered will be beneficial to my school.

I was able to make a connection between the strategies taught and the scope of P.E.P.

Thank you! It was an AMAZING first round!

The hands-on activities were unique and interesting.

The presenter was able to elicit meaningful conversation from participants.

Children often struggle with these concepts, however if more workshop like these could be given to parents also then the phobia for Math would be gone.