Marria Carrington, Lead Outreach Specialist at the US Math Recovery Council®, was featured as a guest on All Learners Network Math Talk podcast. Dr. John Tapper and TJ Jemison...
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Marria Carrington, Lead Outreach Specialist at the US Math Recovery Council®, was featured as a guest on All Learners Network Math Talk podcast. Dr. John Tapper and TJ Jemison...
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USMRC is excited to be attending two conferences in California this coming September and October.
The first is the 54th National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics Annual Conference September 26-28,...
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US Math Recovery Council is excited to be offering courses with Lake Erie College, a higher education institution in Painesville, Ohio.
Lake Erie College, the College of...
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US Math Recovery Council® is happy to announce more than 100 winning applicants for Tuition Assistance & Recognition Awards. The Tuition Assistance Committee carefully reviewed and scored all applications...
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US Math Recovery was thrilled to join the Florida Council for Teachers Mathematics at its 69th Annual Conference. The conference took place June 16-18 at the Hilton Bayfront in...
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After a two-year break, the US Math Recovery Council National Conference returned with over 300 attendees at the Hyatt Lodge Hotel in Oak Brook, Illinois from April 25-28, 2022....
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How can you take things a step further in your classroom? Dina Mendola, Course and Implementation Specialist at USMRC, joined Christina Tondevold of Build Math Minds to discuss fractions and...
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For the second consecutive year, US Math Recovery Council® has multiple presenters during the 2022 Virtual Summit hosted by Build Math Minds. Dina Mendola, Dawn Dibley, and Marria Carrington will...
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Marria Carrington was recently featured as a guest on Learning Through Math with Laura and Karina. In the episode, Laura and Karina discuss equity and early numeracy with Marria who...
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