Sheila Berlinger, Co-Supervisor, Elementary
sheila_j_berlinger@mcpsmd.org
Carla Britt, Co-Supervisor, Elementary
carla_r_britt@mcpsmd.org
Jennifer Loznak, Supervisor, Secondary
jennifer_l_loznak@mcpsmd.org
Phone: 240.740.4001
All MCPS students become mathematical thinkers and achieve success with rigorous, on grade level, mathematics.
PreK-12 Mathematics centers its vision around knowing the math and knowing the students. This is accomplished when:
PreK-12 Mathematics ascribes to the equal importance of the mathematics, cognitive demand, equitable access, agency, ownership and identity, and formative assessment as essential dimensions of the effective mathematics classroom (Baldinger p.5).
The goal of PreK-12 Mathematics is to KNOW THE MATH & KNOW THE STUDENTS.
When adults deeply understand the standards they are expected to teach and the degree to which students are expected to know, they know the math. Knowing the math requires anti bias anti-racist instruction, strong instructional leadership, and effective math teaching and learning.
Know the Students: Adults deeply know the intersection assets students bring to the classroom and how to engage students with grade level standards in order to ensure equitable outcomes for all students. Knowing the students requires strategic emphasis on AntiBias/AntiRacist Education, Instructional Leadership, and Effective Mathematics Teaching and Learning.