Live webinar!
Free Training for K-8 Math Teachers
Meet all of your students at their level without sacrificing any additional instructional time
Math intervention doesn’t get any easier, we just get better at it.
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The last several years have only made providing intervention services more difficult. Never before have we had so many students in need of extra support. Finding time for differentiated instruction was difficult before. And now it can be overwhelming. Now is the perfect time to add to your math intervention toolkit to help you better meet your struggling students needs for extra support.

This webinar is a must attend
if you:

"Really impressed"
I attended Tanya’s training and was really impressed with the quality of the training and the great strategies that were presented.
It was so good, I convinced my assistant principal to organize a team viewing of the presentation for all of the math teachers in our district.
Tanya did a live presentation to our entire group and answered all our questions afterwards. Tanya’s math intervention system makes sense to everyone on our team now!
Rachel A., 3rd grade teacher
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We are seeing a wider range of understanding in our math classrooms than ever before.
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Providing intervention support has only become more difficult as the number of levels we need to meet students at continues to increase. And finding time for differentiated instruction was difficult before. Now it can be just plain overwhelming. This makes it the perfect time to add some new strategies and tools to boost your intervention instruction and help struggling students make gains.
now's the time!

"Best training"
This is the best training I have attended in a very long time! I took away several ideas that I am going to implement in my classroom this fall. This was an hour of my time well spent.
Kellie C., 4th grade teacher