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National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
The public voice of mathematics education
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) is the world's largest mathematics education organization, advocating for equitable mathematics learning and supporting teachers through publications, professional development, and live webinars.
www.nctm.org/online-learning ↗Upcoming webinars
- Mon, September 14
Fall 2026 MET Grants Webinar
NCTM established the Mathematics Education Trust (MET) in 1976 to channel the generosity of donors by creating grants for preservice teachers, in-service teachers, coaches, teacher-leaders, teacher educators, and researchers in mathematics education. In this webinar, chat with the MET Board about the Early Career Research Grant. They will provide information on grant proposal requirements and answer any questions to help you plan your proposal!
- Thu, September 24
Starting Strong: Building a Foundation for Meaningful Mathematics Teaching and Learning
In this session, participants will explore strategies for launching the school year with intentional practices that foster curiosity, confidence, productive struggle, and meaningful mathematical discourse. Participants will also examine strategies for affirming students' mathematical identities, creating inclusive classroom communities, and designing instruction that helps all learners engage deeply with mathematics.
- Wed, October 7
October 2026 MTLT Teacher Talk
On October 6, the MTLT Teacher Talk will be discussing the article "7 Features of Equitable Classroom Spaces" from the legacy journal Mathematics Teacher.
- Wed, November 4
November MTLT Teacher Talk
Please join the MTLT Teacher Talk on November 3, 2026, to discuss the Mathematics Teacher article "Socratic Seminars for Mathematics" by Karen Koellner-Clark, Lynn Stallings, and Sue Hoover.
- Wed, December 2
December 2026 MTLT Teacher Talk
Please join the MTLT Teacher Talk on December 1 to discuss the article "Frustration with Understanding Variables is Natural" by Diana Moss, Jennifer Czocher, and Teruni Lamberg, from the legacy journal Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School.