Bay Area Mathematics Project (BAMP)

The Bay Area Mathematics Project (BAMP) offers professional growth opportunities for mathematics teachers in the San Francisco and East Bay Area and is the professional network for mathematics teachers in the area. BAMP is one of 19 California Mathematics Project sites supported by the State of California and administered by the University of California Office of the President.

We offer support to teachers of students in grades pre-Kindergarten through high school, including:

• Summer institutes
• Saturday seminars during the academic year
• District partnerships
• Site-based, customized professional development and coaching for math teachers
• Technical assistance to teachers, schools, and districts

For more information, contact Lew Douglas.

Or visit the BAMP UCOP Website for more details.

Professional Development Opportunities

Two Institutes will be offered Summer 2012

Promoting Algebraic Thinking
June 18 - 22, 2012
For teachers of grades 6 - 12
This institute will offer middle and high school teachers unique opportunities to learn how to view algebraic processes through the lens of the Common Core State Standards in Mathematics (CCSSM).

Numbers, Operations, and Proportional Relationships
June 25 - 29, 2012
For teachers of grades K - 8
This institute will offer unique opportunities to view the development of these topics through the lens of the Common Core Standards in Mathematics (CCSSM). The institute will include both whole group discussion and break out sessions by grade level.