Schedule for 2024-2025
We are excited to return to our roots this year with four in-person sessions at Loyola University's Lakeshore Campus!
Dates: 10/1/24, 12/3/24, 2/4/25*, 4/8/25
Time: Sessions will run from 4:45-7:00 (with dinner served from 4:45-5:00).
Locations: Loyola University Chicago, Lakeshore Campus for the 10/1/24, 12/3/24, and 4/8/25 sessions.
*We will host the 2/4/25 session at a Southside location. More details forthcoming!
Please make sure you have expressed interest on this form. We will email you prior to each session specific information.
Dates: 10/1/24, 12/3/24, 2/4/25*, 4/8/25
Time: Sessions will run from 4:45-7:00 (with dinner served from 4:45-5:00).
Locations: Loyola University Chicago, Lakeshore Campus for the 10/1/24, 12/3/24, and 4/8/25 sessions.
*We will host the 2/4/25 session at a Southside location. More details forthcoming!
Please make sure you have expressed interest on this form. We will email you prior to each session specific information.
What We're All About
The Chicago Math Teachers' Circle is intended to be an opportunity for math teachers to gather and solve problems together. Teachers of all grade levels are welcome. We are part of the national Math Teachers' Circle Network and share their goals and philosophy.
We aim to help teachers with the extremely difficult task of developing their students' problem solving skills. But we do not focus directly on what will be done in the classroom. Instead, we simply give teachers the chance to solve interesting problems together. After all, how can you teach a skill that you don't practice? And besides, solving problems is great fun! If this sounds like something you would be interested in, please email [email protected] for more information. You can also take a look at this article in the math teachers circle magazine discussing what we do.
We aim to help teachers with the extremely difficult task of developing their students' problem solving skills. But we do not focus directly on what will be done in the classroom. Instead, we simply give teachers the chance to solve interesting problems together. After all, how can you teach a skill that you don't practice? And besides, solving problems is great fun! If this sounds like something you would be interested in, please email [email protected] for more information. You can also take a look at this article in the math teachers circle magazine discussing what we do.
