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THE PDTCA BOARD HOPES YOU HAVE AN AMAZING CONVENTION! #PDTC23! 

CALGARY TELUS CONVENTION CENTRE(CTCC) and HYATT - address and driving directions

President Schilling’s 2023 Convention Greeting Link

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NOTE TO SPEAKERS: We had planned to have a Zoom help desk, but decided against it.

PRINTABLE CONVENTION AT A GLANCE LINK - Off-Site Addresses are included.

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*****SESSION EVALUATIONS WILL CLOSE FRIDAY MARCH 3rd*****

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Friday, February 24 • 1:00pm - 2:15pm
Supporting mathematics problem solving instruction with metacognitive self-regulation strategies

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Did you find your students struggling with self-regulation when teaching in online environments?  
In face-to-face environments, teachers use a variety of routines and strategies to support student learning. Many of these routines do not shift well to changing learning environments, nor do they foster independent learning skills. 
Research has shown that metacognitive skills are strong predictors of academic performance. Many interventions on metacognition are stand-alone programs but there is some evidence to suggest that integrating metacognitive instruction within existing curriculum is beneficial for student learning and is more time efficient for educators. Furthermore, metacognitive self-regulation strategies have been proven to improve mathematical problem solving for students, in particular for students with low mathematics performance. 
Using metacognitive strategies, the PASS model provides a math problem solving approach for elementary and junior high students. The PASS model breaks problem solving down into four steps: planning, acting, solving, and showing. Using this model, we will demonstrate how educators can teach students how to use strategies related to planning, organizing, and self-monitoring. The PASS model is designed to be used in multiple learning contexts, including both face-to-face and online environments. This workshop will provide ways educators can incorporate metacognitive strategies into their mathematics problem solving instruction. Participants will be introduced to the PASS model and provided examples of how incorporate the model for their classroom and grade-level curriculum.
Speakers
avatar for Meadow Schroeder

Meadow Schroeder

Assistant Professor, University of Calgary
Meadow Schroeder, PhD, R Psych is an Associate Professor in the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary where she teaches online and face-to-face courses in Educational Psychology. Her research interests include the well-being of students with disabilities transitioning... Read More →
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Sarah Hamilton

Sarah Hamilton is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Education at Mount Royal University and a doctoral candidate at the University of Calgary. She has over 17 years of experience working in education across Canada, and has worked with diverse learners, teachers and leaders... Read More →
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Dana Braunberger

Dana Braunberger, EdD Candidate, University of Calgary is a school-based researcher at Calgary Academy who has extensive experience leading and teaching at a K-12 level. She collaborates with community organizations and postsecondary institutions to improve teaching practices with... Read More →

Palliser Feb 24 2023 Final pdf
Friday February 24, 2023 1:00pm - 2:15pm MST
Telus 109 CTCC
  Mathematics (TQS 3), Div2 (Gr 4-6), Div3 (Gr 7-9) |   Educational Research (TQS/LQS 2), Div2 (Gr 4-6), Div3 (Gr 7-9)

Attendees (56)