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Kathleen Adleman is a master teacher who has experience as a high school and middle school math teacher, an elementary school (K-8) math specialist, and a math supervisor K-8. She has also served as a professor at TCNJ teaching Math Methods courses. She has provided staff development for the last 5 years focusing on implementing reform curricula, especially Everyday Math, Math Trailblazers, and Connected Math (CMP); implementing math core curriculum standards; using differentiation in instruction; and using best practices to improve student performance. Kathleen uses hands-on activities and models questioning techniques to help teachers learn to enhance student understanding and encourage communication and justification in the math classroom. Kathleen earned a doctorate in Math Education from Rutgers University and worked there with Warren Crown, Carolyn Maher, Alice Alston and Robert B. Davis. |
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