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We offer unique approaches to effective math instruction and teacher professional development. Our team can help educators and school districts unlock each child’s conceptual math understanding.
Most special educators were never trained to teach math. Then they got a handful of students who need exactly that.
It's something we've been thinking hard about at ALN lately, and we have something in the works (stay tuned).
For now, here's a free collection of math intervention resources we built for educators and interventionists: articles, recorded workshops, and planning tools to be kept at your fingertips. https://hubs.li/Q04njJy40
06/28/2026
Imagine taking your class to a pool party and leaving the non-swimmers in the locker room with ocean-themed coloring sheets.
It sounds extreme. But it is what happens in schools every day when students with disabilities are removed from grade-level experiences with good intentions.
We do not want them to struggle. But exclusion carries real costs to belonging, to learning, and to how peers engage with one another. The question we should be asking is not "how do we keep them safe?" It is "what scaffolds and supports could allow all students to be included?"
In their latest blog, ALN's Ashley Marlow and Sandi Stanhope explore what a field trip to the pool can teach us about inclusive education, and the instructional practices that can make it possible for every student to get in the water.
Read it here:
Everyone Deserves to Swim Why do so many students struggle with division even after years of practice? The answer often comes down to how we teach it. This article explores the nine CGI problem types, the difference between partitive and quotitive division, and three problem structures every math teacher should know — plus...
Dylan Wiliam said it well: every teacher needs to improve, not because they are not good enough, but because they can be even better.
We believe that. It is why professional development matters so much to us. But not all PD is created equal, and we want to hear from the educators who know that firsthand.
In your experience, what is the biggest gap in math professional development?
A) Not enough content knowledge support
B) Too much focus on strategies, not student thinking
C) One-size-fits-all approach
D) Something else — tell us in the comments!
We read every response. Your answers shape how we continue to build. ✨
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