Presenter Proposal
Mathematics Educator Appreciation Day Conference
Proposals are due by Friday, October 25th, 2019 -- .
MEAD Conference on Saturday, January 25, 2020
Proposal to Present Form
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I have read the Call for Proposals and understand the requirements. There are NEW REQUIREMENTS this year! *
Last Name *
First Name *
Home Address *
City *
State *
Zip Code *
Email address *
Phone
Select your school district or affiliation *
School (or Company Name)
What grade-band range will be addressed? *
If addressing broad range, slect "General Interest".  Otherwise, the appropriate levels.
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What content area(s) will be addressed? *
Please do not check more than three. Highlight the greatest emphasis.
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Equipment
Each classroom has a computer connected to a digital projector. Please select any additional equipment required for your presentation.
Presentation Title *
We've noticed that a catchy title "sells"! Limited to 8 words and cannot contain any profanity or references to profanity.
Description of presentation *
Descriptions must clearly indicate the content for your session and the goals or outcomes for your sessions. Descriptions should be limited to 50 words and cannot contain any curse words or references to curse words.
Will you have a co-presenter? *
If there's a co-presenter, please provide the NAME AND EMAIL.
I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND: All workshops must be designed in a learning-active format. A learning-active format requires participants to experience and explore the ideas in a relevant and active participant-centric way.  Lecture and information-sharing format sessions should not submit, as these formats are not permitted. No vendor/sales sessions are permitted. No sales of any kind are permitted except as exhibitors in the breakfast area. Sessions cannot be focused on sharing a proprietary item, but must be focused on significant mathematics concepts explored through many resources, and not specific to the proprietary resource. *
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