Features of each Virtual Coaching Lab

• Explicit focus on coaching practices, philosophies, and skills
• Problems of practices that are designed for mathematics education leaders
• Real-time feedback and coaching
• Materials, resources, and strategies to use in your role
• Networking opportunities among leaders from other locations

Design of the Virtual Coaching Lab

Coaching Lab Spotlight:  Each virtual coaching lab will have a particular focus that will be spotlighted at the start of the coaching lab 

Problem of Practice: Participants will engage in small group exploration of a problem of practice in which they can apply techniques discussed in the session spotlight

Role Play:  Participants will have the opportunity to role-play as a coach, client, or process observe, and receive real-time feedback on coaching

Maximize your learning by attending multiple sessions

Each virtual coaching lab is specially designed to focus on different aspects of mathematics coaching.  Attending each of the coaching labs will provide you with the opportunity to build your coaching skills to support your leadership work.

Registration

Registration Payment Options 

You may register online, by fax, or by mail.

You may pay for registration by check, purchase order, or credit card: MasterCard, Visa, or Discover. You may only use a check or Purchase Order if you are mailing your registration by way of the US Mail. Please note: If registering by purchase order, payment is due one week prior to the academy you plan to attend. NCSM does not accept purchase orders for membership dues.

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Registration Fees

Registration Deadlines

Please register by the following dates for each virtual coaching lab:

• October 20, 2022, for Coaching Lab 1 scheduled on October 25, 2022.
• November 10, 2022, for Coaching Lab 2 scheduled on November 15, 2022.
• December 8, 2022, for Coaching Lab 3 scheduled on December 13, 2022.
• January 5, 2023, for Coaching Lab 4 scheduled on January 10, 2023.
• January 26, 2023, for Coaching Lab 5 scheduled on January 31, 2023.
• February 16, 2023, for Coaching Lab 6 scheduled on February 16, 2023.

NCSM will accept registrations on a space available basis.

Please contact NCSM Office (303-317-6595) to check availability. Registration is not guaranteed until your payment is received.

Registration Confirmation

You will receive an email confirmation, which will serve as a receipt if you’ve included an email address in your profile. Allow 2-3 weeks for processing. Registration becomes effective only when payment is received. If you have not received your registration confirmation within a week of the academy you’ve registered for, call NCSM Office at (303) 317-6595.

Login instructions and the link for the virtual seminar will be distributed during the week prior to the scheduled event.

Cancellation and Refund Policy

Virtual Coaching Lab registration is nonrefundable. If you miss any sessions they will be recorded and made available to you.

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Pam Seda, Professional Learning Director

Jenny Novak

NCSM Second Vice President

Jennifer Rose Novak is currently the Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment for Howard County Public Schools in Maryland. As curriculum director, she provides leadership in the implementation of standards-based curriculum, instruction, and professional learning for teachers and administrators. In her twenty-two years of service in public education, Jenny has served as a mathematics teacher, instructional coach, curriculum developer, author, and mathematics coordinator in Howard County, as well as a mathematics education associate for the Delaware Department of Education.

Supporting teacher growth and leadership development through coaching and professional learning is a passion for Jenny. She has designed and delivered a variety of professional learning experiences to support mathematics leaders, coaches, and administrators as critical leaders in mathematics education. She has also served as an adjunct professor for graduate courses for mathematics instructional leadership at McDaniel College and UMBC.

Jenny has served on a number of organizational boards, including MATHCOUNTS (2016-2019), the Delaware Mathematics Coalition (2016-2018), and the Maryland Council of Teachers of Mathematics (2009-present), for which she served as president (2015-2017). She has served as one of the NCSM Professional Learning Directors (2020-2022) and will begin her term as NCSM Second Vice-President in September 2022.

Jenny earned a bachelor of science in mathematics with a concentration in secondary education from Towson University and a master’s in curriculum and instruction from McDaniel College.

Erin Lehmann

NCSM Professional Learning Director

Erin Lehmann, Ed.D., is an Assistant Professor and Superintendent Program Coordinator of Educational Leadership in the School of Education at the University of South Dakota. Her educational career spans more than 20 years as an elementary teacher, mathematics teacher, mathematics coach, curriculum specialist, and principal. She has authored, Teaching Mathematics Today 2nd ed., co-authored, Instructional Leadership in Mathematics Education, as well as numerous articles. Erin has served as NCSM’s Journal of Mathematics Educational Leadership (JMEL) Editor from 2019-2022. She will serve as one of the NCSM Professional Learning Directors beginning September 2022. Erin has been very fortunate to have worked with people who were always passionate about mathematics as well as leadership. There is a sense of mathematical unitedness when educators are working towards doing what is right for students.

Ian Shenk

NCSM Regional Director, Southern US 1

Ian Shenk is the Mathematics Curriculum Specialist for Hanover County Public Schools in Virginia. In this role, he supports teachers and administrators in designing, delivering, and recognizing high-quality instruction that is engaging and relevant to all students. Perhaps most importantly, he coordinates Hanover’s team of twelve building-based math coaches. This coordination involves providing professional learning experiences for coaches, working with them as a group and individually to support their continued professional growth. His twenty years in education also include experience as a high school math coach, a building-level administrator, and a classroom teacher.

Ian is active in several organizations, including serving as president for the Virginia Council of Teachers of Mathematics (VCTM) and the Virginia Council of Mathematics Supervision (VCMS). He is beginning his second year as the NCSM Regional Director for Southern US 1.