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 Vol. 37, No 1                                   The Banneker Banner

Reflections from the 2024 MCTM Annual Conference
Bringing Student-Centered Learning to the Masses through Problem Solving in a “Teaching Without Telling” Approach
R. Michael Krach & Carly Berry
Towson University & Owings Mills Elementary School

Abstract
This article discusses the P(problem) S(solving), I Love You! workshop that was conducted at the MCTM Annual Conference in October 2024. The two presenters conducted four thought provoking, nonroutine problems that are suitable for students in grades 3 through 9 and focused on the use of cooperative small groups, Polya's Problem Solving Model, and aspects of Social Emotional Learning.
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    • Virtual Elementary Summer Academy
    • 2025 Webinars
    • 2025 Southern Regional Workshop
    • Past Events >
      • 2024 Annual Conference >
        • Sneak Peek: MCTM 2024 Sessions
        • 2024 Sponsors & Exhibitors
      • 2024 Coaching Conference >
        • 2024 Coaching Conference Schedule of Events
        • 2024 Coaching Conference Concurrent Sessions
      • Virtual Events
      • 2019 Coaching Conference >
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        • 2019 Coaching Conference Table Talks
        • 2019 Coaching Conference Session Descriptions
      • 2019 Annual Conference Main >
        • 2019 Annual Conference Schedule
        • 2019 Concurrent Session I
        • 2019 Concurrent Session II
        • 2019 Concurrent Session III
        • 2019 Concurrent Session IV
        • 2019 Concurrent Session V
        • 2019 Concurrent Session VI
        • 2019 Annual Conference
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    • Regional Conferences
  • MCTM Journal: The Banneker Banner
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