Promoting innovation in math education
We can’t seem to escape from the disruptive nature of AI, so what will we do about it in terms of math assessment?
Join your OCMA colleagues in a PD session on
Math Assessment in the Early AI Era
presented by
You!
If you want to take the spotlight to explain how you are responding to AI use in math assessment, let us know when you sign up for the PD and we’ll set aside 10 minutes for you to go through your philosophy / technique. If you don’t want to be in the spotlight, register anyway - after each spotlighter has presented, all participants will have an opportunity to ask questions and discuss how this would or wouldn’t work in their classes
Time: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Location: Zoom
Cost: None, covered by OCMA
Spotlighters need to register by February 7th but participant registration will continue until February 21st.
Register for PD or Sign Up to Spotlight
their symmetry,
their happy balance;
in a word it is all that introduces order,
all that gives unity,
that permits us to see clearly and to comprehend at once
both the ensemble and the details.
Henri Poincaré
In your practice, do you:
amplify concepts with exciting tools and techniques?
shift old habits towards mathematical and statistical thinking?
periodically find yourself stuck in a pedagogical valley?
harmonize students on multiple wavelengths towards success?
Celebrate how you encourage harmony in your class at the
2025 OCMA Conference held May 21-23, 2025 at Fern
Resort, Orillia.
If you would like to present, please submit a brief topic title and short summary
explaining your ideas using the submit button below. Presentations will be 1 hour
including questions. Both individual and joint proposals are welcome! Submissions
are due by January 31st, 2025.
Submit your idea now!
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The Mission of the Ontario Colleges Mathematics Association (OCMA) is to promote and facilitate communication among individuals with an interest in mathematics education in the Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology of the province of Ontario
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If you are involved with students in mathematics or mathematics related courses at a community college, you can join us! If you teach outside of the community college system, you can join as an affiliate member with non-voting privileges.
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Questions? Please contact Corey Pyne at cpyne@stclaircollege.ca
