Math Conference in Braunschweig: Equipping Teachers for the Future
The Technical University of Braunschweig is set to host a 'Mathematics for the School of Tomorrow' conference on September 25th at Campus Nord. This event aims to equip teachers with practical ideas for future-oriented mathematics teaching. Organized by the Lower Saxony Learning Center (NLC) and the Competence Center for Teacher Training (KLBS), the conference promises innovative insights and accredited training.
Kicking off the conference will be a keynote speech by Professor Matthias Ludwig, exploring the concept of 'Doing mathematics outdoors'. This will be followed by another keynote by Professor Hans-Stefan Siller, delving into 'Mathematics for tomorrow: Connecting modeling, AI, and sustainability in teaching'.
The German ISTRON group, renowned for its reality-based mathematics teaching methods, will be involved in the event. Professor Katrin Vorhoelter, a prominent voice in mathematics education, will also contribute, stressing the importance of integrating technology and sustainability in mathematics teaching. Teachers can expect a range of workshops and lectures, with specific details to be announced closer to the event.
The mathematics conference at the Technical University of Braunschweig on September 25th promises to be a valuable resource for teachers seeking to enhance their mathematics teaching methods. Accredited as a full-day training course, the event offers practical suggestions for future-oriented teaching, with a focus on integrating technology and sustainability. Further details about the lectures, workshops, and how to reach the event at Campus Nord will be available soon.
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