Sep 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
The OWL (Old West Laurens) Training Rm 2
338 W Laurens School Rd, Dublin, GA 31021, USA
General Education and Special Education teachers will explore purposeful teacher moves, rich mathematical discourse, productive effort, co-teaching, and collaborative learning aligned to Georgia's K-12 Mathematics Instructional Framework.
Heart of Georgia RESA
Professional Learning Event • Fall 2026
K-12 Math teachers, Special Education Teachers, Co-Teaching Teams join as we explore purposeful teacher moves, rich mathematical discourse, productive struggle, and collaborative learning aligned directly to Georgia's K-12 Mathematics Instructional Framework.
Training Room 2
338 W Laurens School Rd Dublin, GA 31021, USA
Discover Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) resources and practical strategies designed to support students with disabilities in mathematics. Included in the training is how co-teachers can work together to ensure all students can build a conceptual understanding by engaging in rich problem-solving, discussing strategies with peers, and evaluating mathematical ideas.
Participants will gain actionable tools to promote access, conceptual understanding, and deep classroom engagement for every learner.
K-12 Math Teachers
Instructional Coaches
Interventionists
Special Education Teachers
Coteaching Teams
School & District Leaders
Join colleagues and instructional specialists across the region for a day of purposeful math dialogue and collaborative strategies.
THE COMMUNITY FORUM! Join us for an information-packed time as the community forum brings together school personnel, families, and partner agencies to strengthen collaboration and improve transition outcomes for students with disabilities. This event is designed to foster a spirit of teamwork and shared vision among all participants, ensuring that every voice is heard and valued.
The session will highlight a variety of essential services provided by the Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency, which plays a crucial role in supporting individuals with disabilities as they transition from school to the workforce. Attendees will also learn about the Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) that are specifically tailored to prepare students for successful employment opportunities. These services include career exploration, work-based learning experiences, and skills training that are vital for building a strong foundation for future employment.
Furthermore, local community partners will be present to share their resources and initiatives, offering insights into how families can access additional support and guidance. This collaborative approach aims not only to inform but also to empower families and students, ensuring they are equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary for a smooth transition into adulthood. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions that can lead to improved outcomes for students with disabilities in our community. Use the link below to register today!
