Registration CLOSED!
Registration for "Everyday Mathematics: 2026 Summer of Learning" is closed. For any inquiries, contact em4pd-registrations@lists.uchicago.edu.
Registration for "Everyday Mathematics: 2026 Summer of Learning" is closed. For any inquiries, contact em4pd-registrations@lists.uchicago.edu.
Join the Everyday Mathematics team and educators from all over the country in an extended summer learning opportunity - on your own time and at your own pace!
The Everyday Mathematics Summer of Learning will consist of five unique, asynchronous learning modules that will be released weekly during the summer of 2026. Each module will address a different theme that is timely and relevant to teaching with Everyday Mathematics. Each interactive and engaging module will consist of approximately 3-4 hours of content, including items such as videos, discussion boards, articles, and learning activities. The modules are designed to be completed asynchronously, so that participants can engage with the content in the module at their own pace and on their own schedule.
This virtual summer of learning is recommended for teachers, math coaches/leaders, and administrators utilizing the Everyday Mathematics 4 curriculum in grades K-6. Educators at all experience levels will benefit from this learning experience. The first module will drop on Monday, July 7th and there will be a new module released each week for a total of 5 weeks. The modules will cover content such as:
As a special bonus, all participants who register before our first module drop on July 7th will receive a FREE asynchronous bonus module entitled The Nuts and Bolts of Everyday Mathematics. This module, which will be relevant to both new and experienced users of Everyday Mathematics, will provide a comprehensive overview of all the different tools in the Everyday Mathematics toolkit - and will highlight some of the “hidden gems” in the curriculum.
Participation in the Everyday Mathematics Summer of Learning is only $500.00. Registration gives you access to all learning modules as soon as they drop; enables you to participate in all the culminating synchronous sessions, and entitles you to a certificate of completion when you complete the learning modules. You will have access to all learning modules until December 2026. Illinois teachers will be eligible to receive CEU credits.
We hope you will join us for this exciting summer learning experience! Register today!
Kevin Dykema is the current Past President of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM). He has taught 8th grade mathematics for over 25 years and is currently a district math instructional coach for Mattawan Consolidated Schools in southwest Michigan. Kevin is a frequent speaker before mathematics education audiences and has co-authored Productive Math Struggle, published by Corwin. Dykema loves working with others to help improve mathematics education for each and every student.