NCSSM Math offers a variety of professional learning opportunities. Complete the form below to receive updates on future offerings.
The Teaching Contemporary Mathematics (TCM) Conference is our annual event featuring presentations from NCSSM Faculty and other leaders in Math Education from across the country.
For over three decades, the TCM Conference has been the nation’s premier annual event for high school and college math instructors to exchange innovative approaches to teaching and learning and to find inspiration in their fellow teachers’ original thinking and creative practices. Our conference attendees come from traditional public schools, charter schools, independent schools, community colleges, and universities across North Carolina and the United States, and beyond.
The conference is primarily focused on mathematical concepts and courses that advanced high school students and college students study. Sessions and events are tailored to Precalculus, AP Calculus, Multivariable Calculus, AP Statistics, Finite Math, and Mathematical Modeling. Many sessions also include activities and teaching approaches that are relevant to Math II, Math III, and advanced algebra courses.
High school mathematics teachers from across NC and beyond participated in a free, one-day online workshop for math educators held on Monday, November 10, 2025. The event was led by NCSSM’s Dan Teague Endowed Mathematics Professor, Ashley Loftis, along with colleagues. In this interactive workshop, participants explored new mathematical modeling activities and considered how these could be used to deepen student learning. The workshop emphasized strategies for supporting students as they engage in productive struggle, a key element of mathematical exploration and learning.
Couldn't make this event, but want to stay informed on future offerings? Click here to complete the NCSSM PD interest form to stay up to date on future events. Submit the PD interest form by December 5 for a chance to win a free registration to the Teaching Contemporary Mathematics (TCM) Conference.
These workshops are made possible in part through support from the Dan Teague Endowed Professorship.