Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Building Blocks of Mathematical Minds and Teaching in El Paso County School District 49 Which Focused on a a Long-term Goal of the Project Is Sustainability. We Want to Demonstrate Through Data Driven Evidence, a Highly Effective Program That Can Be Adopted, Sustained, and Supported Throughout District 49 by Administration and the Board of Education. This Is the Data Driven Information That Will Be Used to Justify Sustaining the Project Beyond the Funding Period. the Objectives of El Paso County School District 49 Will Meet the Goal of Increasing Military-connected Student Performance by Providing Professional Development to Elementary Teachers. to Achieve This, 12 District Level, Coordinated Elementary Schools Will Be Invited to Participate in a Two-tier Support Training. This Training Will Allow School District 49 Elementary Teachers to Benefit From Programs That Will Develop and Cultivate a Collective Teacher Efficacy for Mathematics Growth Mindset, Followed by a Focus on Developing Teachers Content Knowledge With an Emphasis on Building Student Understanding.
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