Journey
Helping you become the teacher you want to be.
It's about knowing your next steps and knowing what tools you have available
Members Receive Each Month
Community
Connect and learn with like-minded teachers through live events and our exclusive Journey Facebook group.
Coaching
Get your questions answered and feedback through monthly live events, videos, and archived Q&As.
Resources for Teachers
Get access to Problem Strings, Rich Tasks, Downloadable Guides, and high-leverage teacher move modules.
Resources to Use with Students
Use high-yield, purposeful tasks like games and reproducibles in class and for homework.
...and constant support in the Journey Facebook Group
...and continual access to the Developing Mathematical Reasoning Workshop!
Teach with power, teach with
The Problem String Hub
Develop reasoning in students from K to 12th grade with this ever growing collection of Problem Strings.
Each of the Problem Strings come with a/an:
- Video of an expert teacher with students
- Detailed explanation of the mathematics involved and the structure of the Problem String
- Each of the Problem Strings come with a guide of the specific teacher moves that make the Problem String snap
- Annotated Transcript from the expert teacher
For examples of this type of work, see the free Problem Strings on my website.
Learn to
Make Real Math Happen
Develop high-leverage teacher moves that contribute to creating a culture of curiosity and confidence, where every student has access and can participate in the learning at hand.
These teacher moves apply to all grade bands:
- Building Culture with a Private Signal
- Responding to Students
- Patterns of Questioning
- Partner Talk
We're All in it Together
Join the Community!
Find support and connect with the world's most dedicated math teachers who are all making their way through Journey. We're excited to meet you!
- Ask questions
- Share and celebrate successes!
- Get inspiration from others
What Journey Members Have to Say...
It is helping me understand more about math and how to teach math in a way that I can reach more students. It also challenges me to reason differently and I feel like I have a support group at my fingertips.
- Norma Merket (Founding member)
In the Facebook Group I like being able to ask questions to see if I'm applying the knowledge I'm using in a useful way.
-Garret Schneider (Founding Member)
Teachers who have been mentored by Pam say:
Jennifer Gibbons
High school math
Ault Academy
"Once I started learning from Pam and knowing that "math is figure-out-able," I got inspired to help my students believe this and see themselves as able to figure out math. I have more integrity in my teaching now because I have changed my goals for my students and myself. I want them to discover and believe that they CAN do math. I have had a blast the first three days of school, talking numbers and math and helping students learn how to explain and show their thinking. I am unbelievably excited about the possibilities for this school year! Thank you!"
Kim Montague
K-5 Specialist
"Playing with numbers was, and is, especially interesting for me. Because I grew up in a house with other people who also messed with numbers and excelled in math, I just assumed that many, if not all, people were doing the same things. I figured that even though we followed the “steps” and our papers looked a certain way, the way I actually thought about problems was what others did too, so I never talked about what I assumed we were all doing. And then I met Pam in my second year of teaching.
What an extreme fortune it was to me, my future students, and own personal kids to have met her at such an early stage in my career. When we met almost 20 years ago I was still locked in my brain, never talking about math. Pam helped me become someone who could verbalize and model the relationships I used. She helped me understand that those connections were things that not everyone had yet, but COULD if those of us who used them would speak about them. Instantly, she made me a better teacher by helping me recognize that I could provide words to what students were thinking. In other words, she gave my thoughts voice, and I am so thankful."
Holly Gabrielson
KIPP School in Austin
"When I became a math teacher, I ended each year with this feeling that I was missing something. The majority of my students were moving to the next grade with what I thought was a strong foundation, but there was always a handful that I knew I hadn't reached. Then I met Pam Harris. I knew I needed to learn everything I could from Pam to become the teacher my students deserved. I started with building my own numeracy (and still continue to work on it). I could finally meet every student where they were and help nudge them towards a more efficient strategy. Every single student saw math as something they were good at and had access to."
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