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Courageous Classrooms

Embracing Vulnerability in Math Education

Vulnerability isn’t a weakness—in fact, it’s our most accurate measure of courage! Join us as we explore how fostering vulnerability in the math classroom improves learning outcomes and relationships and builds positive culture. You'll also hear how other school leaders create these safe spaces where students are encouraged to stay curious and develop positive attitudes about learning.

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Webinar Details

During this webinar you will...

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Explore how vulnerability and courage are related.

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Experience classroom activities that create a space where students feel safe to rumble with vulnerability.

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Understand how to set up a classroom environment that embraces vulnerability and courage.

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What attendees say

"Thank you! Love the energy of the presenters and their knowledge and their vulnerability."

"I enjoyed your training. Easy to relate, and usable ideas for class."

"Thank you. The opportunities for commenting made it very engaging, and it changed my viewpoint of vulnerability."

Meet the Hosts

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REGIONAL VP OF PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

Cassie Martin Reynolds

Cassie Martin Reynolds, an expert facilitator with substantial math and professional learning experience, has been with Carnegie Learning since 2007. During her time in the classroom, she was a secondary mathematics instructor, math coach, and department head at Warren East High School in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Cassie still resides in Bowling Green, where she manages professional learning teams and supports educators as they implement Carnegie Learning math solutions across the Southeastern region of the United States.

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Director of Product Marketing, Mathematics

Katie Ruff

Katie Ruff, a former high school math teacher, has been supporting educators across the country since she joined Carnegie Learning in 2016. Because of her teaching experience—ranging from co-taught classes to AP statistics to everything in between—she is very passionate about math education and student success at all levels. Katie lives in McKinney, Texas, with her dog, Wrigley.