Twenty-Eighth Annual Conference of the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators
2024 AMTE Annual Conference, Orlando, FL, February 8-10, 2024
Rosen Centre Hotel
The Annual AMTE Conference provides inclusive opportunities for a diverse community of mathematics educators to share current research and practice findings.
AMTE recognizes that this year’s conference location may cause concern for some members (see Spring 2023 Connections article). In recent years, Florida has passed legislation that is dehumanizing and places those in multiple marginalized communities at risk. This includes anti-trans legislation (e.g. CS/SB 1674 & CS/SB 1580) and legislation restricting education related to gender identity and sexual orientation (e.g. HB 1557.) Additionally, a number of anti-black and anti-immigrant bills have been introduced or recently passed. There are ongoing efforts to erase and rewrite Black history, ban books, and shape education in harmful ways. The ACLU Florida provides a comprehensive list that details the multiple ways the legislation is attacking communities and their civil rights.
In light of the climate in Florida, we want to share with our membership the travel advisory released by the NAACP. Other organizations, including the Florida Immigrant Coalition, League of United Latin American Citizens, and Equality Florida have also issued travel warnings.
AMTE is committed to providing a safe space for conference attendees. For those unable to attend, we are also planning to provide recordings or streaming of plenary sessions, as well as a free way for AMTE members to asynchronously view individual session materials (e.g., short videos and handouts) and interact with speakers. Those who cannot travel to the conference will still have their name included on the program to give them credit for their work, and we are exploring ways to allow them to participate in their session remotely. More details will be announced soon.
The Proposal Submission window closed on May 15, 2023.
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At a Glance
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Registration
Table of Registration Costs and Deadlines ▼
Conference registration fees differ by date and membership status, with the opportunity to join or renew during registration.
Early Registration |
Regular Registration |
Late Registration (by Jan 24, 2024) |
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Regular Member
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Regular Member Registration |
$455 |
$555 |
$655 |
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Registration & 1 Year Membership Dues |
$555 |
$655 |
$755 | ||
Registration & 2 Year Membership Dues |
$645 |
$745 |
$845 |
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Registration & 3 Year Membership Dues
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$725 |
$825 |
$925 |
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Graduate Student Member*
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* Students must have a current Graduate Student Verification Form on file, or submit one with registration. | |||||
Student Member Registration |
$340 |
$415 |
$490 |
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Registration & 1 Year Membership Dues
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$390 |
$465 |
$540 |
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Emeritus Member
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Emeritus Member Registration |
$455 |
$555 |
$655 |
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Registration & 1 Year Membership Dues |
$505 |
$605 |
$705 | ||
Registration & 2 Year Membership Dues |
$545 |
$645 |
$745 |
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Registration & 3 Year Membership Dues
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$590 |
$690 |
$790 |
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Non-Member
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Non-Member Conference Registration |
$555 |
$655 |
$755 |
Cancellation Policy
Family Policy & Resources
Featured Sessions
Opening Session (Thursday, February 8, 8:30-10:00 am)
Critical Conversations: AMTE Standards for Preparing Teachers of Mathematics In Social and Political Contexts
Presenters:
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Jenny Bay Williams |
Liza Bondurant Mississippi State Univ |
Yvonne Lai Univ of Nebraska-Lincoln |
Richard Velasco Univ of Oklahoma |
Eva Thanheiser (Moderator) |
Description:
Much has happened in the world and in mathematics education since the 2017 release of the Standards for Preparing Teachers of Mathematics. How do we (and how might we) leverage these standards to advocate for teachers, teacher educators, practices, programs, and policies at local, state, and national levels? What is missing in these standards that could help us better prepare teachers? How do or how should social and political issues impact what we do in mathematics teacher education? In this session, panelists will address these questions and engage the audience in conversations intended to promote critical consciousness with ourselves and with the teachers of mathematics that we prepare.
Judith Jacobs Lecture (Friday, February 9, 5:15-6:45 pm)
Navigating Oz: My Journey with Three Essential Companions
Description:
For many, the road to a career as a mathematics teacher educator is clearly paved and the journey is exciting and welcoming. For others, the path is rocky and the journey is confusing, scary, and lonely. Using The Wiz and the Wizard of Oz as metaphors, I share how my journey began with a commitment to equity in mathematics, the triumphs and challenges along the way, and the importance of traveling with my three companions. I end the presentation with paths the field must travel to unveil racism in our current educational landscape and how intellect, compassion, and courage will be necessary to reimagine a more humanizing and just mathematics education for every student, preservice teacher, classroom teacher, mathematics educator, and researcher.
Speaker Bio: Dorothy Y. White is a professor of mathematics education in the Mary Frances Early College of Education at the University of Georgia. Her research centers on: access, equity, and culture in mathematics education; teachers’ professional learning communities; and the professional development of mathematics teachers and educators. She teaches undergraduate teacher preparation courses in early childhood and middle grades mathematics education and graduate courses in critical issues and national trends in STEM education. She also provides professional development workshops in mathematics to PreK-8 classroom teachers, coaches, and parents. Her service activities include chair of the AERA SIG-RME Initiative to Develop Anti-racist Editorial Practices in Mathematics Education, member of the AMTE Board of Directors and Standards Writing Team; and member of the Conference Program Committees for TODOS and NCTM. She began her teaching career in New York City, her hometown. |
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Hotel Reservations
Rosen Centre Hotel, Orlando, FL
- Reservations can be made by using this Reservation Link or by phone: 1-800-204-7234
- Guestroom rates: $199/night (single or double occupancy), $20/additional person
- Parking: $40/day valet; $14/day for self-parking (reduced from normal rate of $28/day)
- Fitness Center: Discounted length of stay fee for fitness center is $5 (Only guests who request access to the fitness center will be charged this fee)
- Cutoff date for the room block is January 16, 2024, or until the block is full, whichever occurs first.
- Questions about the conference can be directed to conferencecommittee@amte.net. To inquire about an existing hotel reservation, please contact the hotel directly.