AMPED on Algebra
Program & Workshops
Early Bird Pricing $1895/per person (before April 1st)
Standard Pricing: $2195/per person (after April 1st)
Includes math curriculum, CTE curriculum, activities, tests, quizzes, answer keys, training, and licensing.
For additional information and to help answer any questions please refer to the Workshop Specifics.
During this 4-day activity workshop, you will receive curriculum and activities that connect Algebra 1 to Career and Technical Education programs in Business, Entrepreneurship, Graphic Design, and Manufacturing Processes.
Upcoming Workshops
Anchorage, AK
May 30 – June 2, 2023
Lawrence, KS
June 5-8, 2023
Crystal Lake IL
June 12-15, 2023
Cedar Rapids, IA
June 19-22, 2023
Sault Ste Marie, MI
June 26-29, 2023
Open to Michigan teachers only.
Eugene, OR
July 24-27, 2023
Denver, CO
July 31 – Aug 3, 2023
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DISCOVER
AMPED on Algebra program is built on the same foundational beliefs and practices as the Geometry in Construction program.
Creating a program for all students to be successful.
Math is not watered down. In fact, the AMPED on Algebra program contains all objectives and standards delivered in a traditional 4-wall Algebra 1 classroom and will be taught through real world, project based lessons, labs, and activities creating a richer, more robust learning environment for students. We believe rigor, relevance, and relationships are key to the success of our students. Additionally, AMPED on Algebra is fully aligned with the national standards.
Annually, AMPED on Algebra students will operate a business running an advanced fabrication lab customizing textile products and manufacturing other items comprised of wood, metal, and/or plastic. The proceeds generated from the business aspect of the program will be utilized to self fund the venture and provide philanthropic opportunities for students through community service or monetary gifts to local charities. Students learn skill sets in various engineering techniques including sublimation, CNC operations, and rapid prototyping. Additional areas for student engagement include composite technologies, alternative energies, and automation robotics.
