Emilee Johnson

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

@kcoop2490 I like how this is a list, so you have plenty of options to choose from. Great resource for all teachers to check out!

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

@kcoop2490 This seems like a great conference for any teaching field! This is great information to teach everyone.

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

The Mathematics Teacher journal is a great journal to check out! http://t.co/SJi0vcjxPS

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

The next NCTM conference is in California April 2016! http://t.co/YoBtAJGhrR

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

@runthistowns This is a great website! I especially love the resources page!

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

This is a great website on ALEX for professional development in relation to the CCRS math standards. http://t.co/HqB9VxHJqd

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

NCTM has great resources for webinars for mathematics teachers. http://t.co/Fi8rTlNc0Q

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

@ABuckhaulter This website is great! I had never heard of Hatch before, but I am browsing the website now.

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

@MsJSpitzer This is a great listserv to join. It is so important to get to know your multicultural students' backgrounds.

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

ALEX has a lot of great listserv options. I'm currently in the high school one for math teachers.

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

@WardC_UWA505911 An international society sounds interesting to research. I'll definitely be checking it out.

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

I love the resources found on the NCTM - National Council for Teachers of Mathematics website! http://t.co/pjscoAp0B8

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

Teaching is just like any other professional career. There is always a certain conduct that needs to be used for any job. @MsJSpitzer

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

Teachers always need to build relationships with their students. However, it is extremely important to know the boundaries. #ethics

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

@runthistowns I have never heard of the Greater Birmingham Math Partnership. I hope to attend next summer. It really looks interesting!

[Emilee Johnson @johnsone9993]

AMSTI is a professional development program in Alabama that shows you how to incorporate technology as well as cooperative learning.