1. K – 12 Focus on Mathematics  Broaden the Strategy by implicating more people in improving mathematics achievement  Deepen the Strategy  Building.

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K – 12 Focus on Mathematics  Broaden the Strategy by implicating more people in improving mathematics achievement  Deepen the Strategy  Building Foundation for Sustainable Improvement in mathematics

Broaden The Strategy By Implicating More People In Improving Mathematics Achievement  More systematically engaging parents  Making numeracy an explicit focus  Emphasizing role of school and system leadership

Deepen The Strategy  Continue to building on effective professional learning – Paying Attention to Mathematics  Continue to address needs of students in applied courses  Differentiated support for DSBs

Building Foundation for Sustainable Improvement  Comprehensive plan for curriculum review  Reviewing uptake of Ministry resources  Deepening understanding of mathematics learning in the early years  Leveraging changes to teacher pre-service education  Focusing more summer learning programs on numeracy

Focus on K – 12 Mathematics What is Working for You?

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