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knp home about resources pd research kcm register The Kentucky Numeracy Project Welcome to the KNP! A growing system of resources and professional learning for teachers of numeracy. • Exemplary student learning experiences, built around the Add+Vantage MR (AVMR) constructs and levels. • Support for in-depth implementation of the grades K-3 Common Core Standards for Mathematics (CCSM) related to number and operation. • Activities that support students in enacting the Common Core Standards for Mathematical Practice. • Tools for professional learning and student-centered problem solving for Response to Intervention. • Evidence-based instructional strategies for accelerated learning, especially for developing quantitative reasoning, robust automaticity, foundations for fluency, and efficient mental strategies. Our Team Our KNP (Kentucky Numeracy Project) team proves that collective brain power is greater than the sum of the individuals brain power. Meredith Brewer Dee Crescitelli Julie Adams Cindy Aossey Kris Jarboe Lisa Riggs Belle Rush Tonda Thompson Pam Reichelderfer Contact KY Center for Mathematics Northern KY University LA134 Highland Heights, KY 41099 http://kentuckymathematics.org kcm@nku.edu Phone: 859.572.7690 Fax: 859.572.7677 Thanks to FAQ Virtual Tour -- Quick Start User Guide Acknowledgements The Kentucky Center for Mathematics leaders, including the Kentucky Numeracy Project Team, are especially grateful to: • the many competent and hard-working mathematics intervention teacher leaders for all their valuable contributions to the success of Kentucky's Primary Mathematics Intervention Program. • the Kentucky Legislature for passing 2005 House Bill 93 funding the Mathematics Achievement Program. • the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education for granting the funds for and guiding the Kentucky Center for Mathematics. • the Kentucky Department of Education for opportunities to spread the KNP message and resources. • Dr. Bob Wright for creating the Math Recovery professional development program, around which the KNP is built. • the US Math Recovery Council and their dedicated, wise members for an ongoing partnership to provide the highest-quality professional development for early mathematics. • Petey MacCarty and Kurt Kinsey of Mountain States Mathematics for training and supporting Kentucky mathematics intervention teachers and regional coordinators. • David Hirsch and his team at the Northern Kentucky University Center for Applied Informatics for providing excellent technology services. Back Resources Free KNP Webinars View this webinar series to learn more about developing early numeracy. The KNP Intervention Guide Access this database of proven numeracy-developed activities that can be searched by standard, grade level, fluency benchmark, task group or setting. These resources are free, but registration is required. KCM Online Forum Get more free resources for developing numeracy. KNP Fluency Assessments Teachers who have received appropriate training can use this tool to assess learning of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and fractions. The graphs and tables help to illustrate student progress and gaps in learning. Kentucky Family Math Resources Check out these resources that KCM has identified as family friendly so that parents can continue the learning at home in a fun way. Professional Development Free Webinars Many teachers have found that assembling a group of colleagues for viewing and reflecting on the recorded Webinars together leads to rich discussions within their professional learning communities and has effective, job-embedded, practical applications for starting or supplementing the journey to numeracy for all. KCM PD Offerings Select from many KCM professional development opportunities, all of which provide rigorous, job-embedded, sustained learning experiences for improving practice. Conferences Conferences where you can learn more about early numeracy development... KCM Conference For more information about our annual conference, visit the KCM Annual Conference page . Kentucky Council of Teachers of Mathematics National Math Recovery Conference Intervention Training -- Literature KNP Evaluation and Research From the Institute for Educational Science website, the eight recommendations in "Assisting Students Struggling with Mathematics: Response to Intervention for Elementary and Middle Grades Mathematics" are offered to help teachers, principals and other administrators effectively implement assessment and instruction to address individual need. The KNP system incorporates these evidence-based intervention strategies. Read More The Kentucky Committee for Mathematics Achievement issued a position statement, "Mathematical Fluency and Response to Intervention." The KNP is deliberately designed according to the definition and advice in this document, including focus on foundational fluency at the outcome of deeper learning and professional learning with tools that allow for professional noticing of number knowledge and development. Read More The Kentucky Center for Mathematics PMIP (Primary Mathematics Intervention Program), since June 2006, has yielded much consistent, replicable evidence of teacher learning and improved student achievement. The KNP has captured many of the components of the KCM PMIP leading to teacher growth for assessing and advancing student numeracy. Read More Facilitating teacher growth for statewide student success in mathematics; providing professional development, research, and resources for the improvement of P-16 mathematics education. KCM (Kentucky Center for Mathematics) is funded by the Kentucky General Assembly and supported by the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education and the Kentucky Department of Education. Dr. Dan McGee, Executive Director Kentucky Center for Mathematics Northern Kentucky University http://kentuckymathematics.org Here is the home of the KCM's main office at Northern Kentucky University from where we serve P-16 educators across the state. Register here for access to the KNP Intervention Guide free for educators. Your access codes will be emailed no later than one week after receipt of registration. If you do not receive an email within one week or you have any other problems with registration, please contact Pam Reichelderfer at reicheldep1@nku.edu . **Note... if you are using IE (Internet Explorer) and are having trouble registering, try a different browser such as Google Chrome or Firefox. We have noticed some issues with IE 8 through 11 and are working to fix them. Register Here KNP Registration First Name: *This is not a valid name. *This field is required. Last Name: *This is not a valid name. *This field is required. E-Mail Address: *This is not a valid email address. *This field is required. School: *This field is required. Role: *This field is required. 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