Call for Proposals - NJAMTE 2026

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The New Jersey Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators' 17th Annual Conference will be held on Friday, May 29th, 2026 at The College of New Jersey.

A limited number of time slots have been set aside for presentations by NJAMTE members concerning research results, professional development projects, or issues of concern to mathematics teacher educators.

Please complete the form below no later than March 2nd, 2026. Presenters will be notified by April 15th. Any questions, please contact President Yvonne Greenbaun (njamte@gmail.com). Please note that all presenters should pre-register for the conference soon after their acceptance. The registration form will accompany the conference proposal acceptance notification.

This year's theme is “The Future We Teach For".

Email *

Name *

Affiliation *

Position *

Mailing Address

Phone *

Please check the category in each column that best describes your presentation (select all that apply) *

Elementary Grades

Middle Grades

High School Grades

Pedagogy

Content

Pre-service

In-service

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Title of your presentation
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Description of Session (100 Words Maximum)
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This year we will have short 25-min and long 45-min sessions. Which session type would you prefer? *

Long Session (45 minutes): Long sessions provide time for deeper engagement with a topic through active participation. These sessions should be designed to be interactive, giving attendees opportunities to discuss, collaborate, reflect, and apply ideas rather than just listen. Presenters are expected to incorporate activities such as small-group discussions or hands-on tasks to actively involve participants during the session.

Short Session (25 minutes): Short sessions are fast-paced, focused presentations that introduce a key idea, strategy, or innovation. While briefer in length, these sessions should still include a quick interactive element to actively engage participants and spark interest in the topic.

I don’t have a preference.

A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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