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President's Message

President’s Message


President’s Message

Welcome back to a new academic year, colleagues!

As the vibrant colors of autumn begin to paint the world around us, we're thrilled to welcome you back to another exciting school year filled with possibilities and growth. Just as the leaves change and embrace transformation, so do our classrooms and minds, ready to embark on a journey of knowledge and discovery.

The fall season reminds us of the beauty in change, and as educators, you have the incredible opportunity to inspire change in the lives of your students. Your dedication and passion create a warm and inviting atmosphere that nurtures learning.

The North Dakota Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NDCTM) recently held a two-day conference at Valley City State University with the theme "Make Your Impact Exponential." The event brought together educators from elementary, secondary, and post-secondary levels to empower them to transform math education and drive growth in classrooms and communities. The conference marked a return to in-person gatherings after 2018 and aimed to enhance teaching and learning through sharing insights, best practices, and innovative approaches. The event saw participation from 42 educators representing different educational levels in North Dakota, engaging in 22 breakout sessions that covered diverse topics including modern teaching methods and technology integration. The keynote address by Dr. Theresa Wills focused on nurturing breakthrough moments in teaching, while Dr. Bridget Brooks' banquet speech emphasized the long-term impact educators have on students' lives. The NDCTM remains committed to promoting excellence in math education and inspiring educators to make a lasting positive impact on their students.

2024 NDCTM SUMMER CONFERENCE

June 11th and 12th
Mayville State University, Mayville, ND

Keynote Speaker: Dr. James Tanton

Harmony Richman
NDCTM President
@hvenburg
harmony.richman@vcsu.edu 




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