[left]To address teachers' needs for digital math materials that enhance learning and engagement, the GeoGebra Team has created a new collection of free digital resources. These resources, designed for grades 4-8, can be used immediately in classrooms for warm-ups, practice, interventions, and/or exit tickets. Unlike previous GeoGebra resources which were community-created, the team has now developed their own materials with input and feedback from teachers, ensuring high-quality, engaging content for schools. In this session, we will explore the design and structure of these resources, and demonstrate various ways to use them for classroom instruction. We'll practice assigning resources to students via GeoGebra Classroom and discuss how these dynamic interactives can facilitate classwide discussions. Additionally, we will explore how the GeoGebra platform can be used to curate and customize these open educational resources, supporting student learning.[/left]

[left]Monique is currently the Lead Curriculum and Instructional Designer at GeoGebra. She has dedicated the last 6 years to online interactive instructional design with a specialty in open educational resources for math education. In addition to building and managing digital content, she also conducts professional development training with teachers on adapting and curating digital OER as well as implementing teaching practices in digital formats.[br][/left][br]https://www.geogebra.org/u/m_zhou