Calling all 6-8 grade math teachers…
Test Prep Without Burnout:
3 Reasoning Routines That
Keep Students Thinking
Without sacrificing time for new content or turning review into another packet.
In this free 45 minute webinar you’ll learn:
Why students often look successful during practice but struggle during assessments, and what you can do about it.
The surprising ways your well-meaning test-prep routines might be reinforcing student misconceptions.
Why more practice problems rarely lead to stronger mathematical thinking.
How simple reasoning prompts can transform your approach to test prep.
Register Here For The Webinar!
SPOTS FILLING FAST!
Date: March 30, 2026
Time: 7:00 pm (EST)
Location: Online
(Link sent after registration and email confirmation)
Replay available.
Please use a non-school email address to ensure delivery.
Here’s the problem:
When test prep becomes drill-heavy worksheets and math songs on repeat, it often works against deep learning because:
Misconceptions stay hidden.
When the focus is on getting the right answer instead of understanding the strategy students remain stuck.Perseverance never develops.
Students learn to stop trying when their approaches fail and they don’t understand why.
Students disengage.
Off-task behavior increases because students see no reason to engage in the learning.
Research shows that students learn mathematics more
deeply when they explain and justify their thinking,
not when they simply practice procedures.
— National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Have you ever thought…
“My students can’t solve problems unless I walk them through every step.”
“Why do I have to reteach the same concepts over and over again?”
“How am I supposed to review for the test and still teach new material.”
“How can I cover grade-level material when my students are still struggling with the basics?”
Then this webinar was created for you!
Don’t believe me.
Here’s what teachers said after attending:
Meet Your Host: Nakasha Kirkland
With over 20 years in education and deep expertise in math instruction and leadership, Nakasha helps school leaders and math teachers bridge the gap between instructional planning and delivery. She’s trained hundreds of math educators across the country and she specializes in turning theory into tools you’ll actually use.
