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Join us for year 7 of the annual Add+It+Up Conference!

Welcome to "Add+It+Up", a regional math conference for educators and curriculum coordinators! We are excited to bring you an event that will provide you with the latest strategies and curriculum to enhance your teaching skills.

SAVE THE DATES July 8 - 9, 2025

REGISTRATION ENDS MAY 15, 2025

Our Keynote Speakers are…

Crystal Watson

Crystal Watson is an innovative, passionate educator and leader who always asks “What do the students think?” Her work is centered around providing space for student voice and identity development in order for all to experience high quality, deep, and personal mathematics. Crystal has developed and facilitated webinars, workshops, and other professional development. She obtained a Masters of Education from Teachers College at Columbia University and is currently a doctoral candidate at Miami University, OH. Finally, she is one of the co-authors of Pedagogies of Voice: Street Data and the Path to Student Agency, to be released in summer 2025 by Corwin Press.

Dr. Pam Seda

Dr. Pamela Seda is an educational consultant in Atlanta with over 30 years of educational experience. She is the owner of Seda Educational Consulting, creator of the VANG Game, and co-author of Choosing to See: A Framework for Equity in the Math Classroom. As a regular speaker about math equity at conferences, Dr. Seda is committed to changing how students experience mathematics, especially those from marginalized groups, and advocates for mathematics instruction that develops all students as mathematical thinkers and problem-solvers.

Dr. Kara Imm

Dr. Kara Imm is a K-12 teacher educator, based in Brooklyn, who designs and leads on-site professional development and school-based coaching to school communities throughout New York City, across the U. S. and internationally. When not partnering with schools, districts and state programs, she supports the student teaching experiences of K – 5th grade candidates in East Harlem through her work at Hunter College (City University of New York). For over a decade, she has created original professional development courses for K-12 STEM teachers at Math for America (MfA). In her research and writing, Kara explores multiple areas of interest: the role of design thinking in teachers’ work with marginalized students; how thinking and talk routines develop math communities where all kids can belong and thrive, and the powerful intersection of mathematical modeling, identity development and culturally relevant pedagogy.

THANK YOU!!! Please check out our NEWEST Sponsor!

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KEYNOTES are LIVE for the 4th Annual CBE Summit

Join Us for the 4th Annual CBE Summit - May 2025 in St. Louis!

Our Featured speakers are live!

Tickets are live!

All We Need is you!

You can submit a breakout session proposal, buy a ticket or request an invoice for your school district or organization.

Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB)

Pedagogy and choice-based teaching
Gain practical tools
Connect with resources
Engage with a supportive community

Art Teachers are loving the creative power that TAB/Choice has brought to their classrooms! This student-centered approach to teaching visual arts changes the way administrators, teachers, and students approach the art studio.

2 Day workshop, $275 registration fee
Graduate credit is available
Discounts for groups and return attendees

Tip: Ask if your district/building level has any remaining PD funds in the FY25 budget which can be accessed to support this professional learning.

AI Educator Summit

We are excited to invite you to participate in the upcoming Educator AI Summer Institute, scheduled for July 22-23 in St. Louis, MO.

This event offers a unique opportunity to explore the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence in education. Throughout the institute, you will engage with innovative ideas, learn from expert keynote speakers, and discover practical applications of AI in the classroom.

KEYNOTES ARE LIVE for Love and Literacy

This summer, your favorite St. Louis area professional learning organizations are joining forces to host Love & Literacy: a conference for educators in grades K-16 on July 22nd & 23rd, 2025.

ConnectED Learning, Gateway Writing Project, the Language Arts Regional Consortium, and the Missouri Literacy Association invite you to join us in celebrating our local love and expertise of literacy!

Check out our featured speakers!

Statewide PowerSchool User Group Conference

Join us for the inaugural Statewide PowerSchool User Group Conference on November 3, 2025, at the beautiful Stoney Creek Hotel in Columbia, MO! Connect with fellow PowerSchool users from across the state, share best practices, and gain invaluable insights to maximize your PowerSchool experience.

Cool Stuff We Found On The Web!

FunRetrospectives - All the protocols
THE FIRST CLASS
Smash The Walls – Break through a wall of bricks in your browser. Feels good.
Bouncy Balls – Noise meter visualizer with bouncing balls (great classroom tool too).
Tiii.me – Calculates how long it would take to binge-watch your favorite shows.
100 ways to live better
The Peter Principle in Innovation: Are We Promoting Our Best Innovators Into Failure? - Idea to Value
Corners of the Internet Database
Digital hygiene | karpathy
TasteAtlas - Local food around the world - find great food

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