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    Document Type

    Article

    Date of this Version

    2013

    Abstract

    Exceeding expectations: Primarily Math overview, pg. 3

    Realizing her full potential: Marni Driessen, pg. 6

    Taking on math’s ‘big’ ideas: Kristy Kennedy, pg. 8

    Making a greater impact: Alysia Augustus, pg. 10

    Working as a team pays off: Cindy Beaman, Dana Henry and Amber

    Woitaszewski, pg. 12

    Stretching her skills in math: Amy Davidson, pg. 14

    Rethinking and reaffirming: Frances Merica, pg. 15

    Connecting school to home: Allie Guiney, pg. 16

    Leadership roles take shape: Lacey Konwinski, pg. 18

    Learning value of listening: Andrew Boone, pg. 19

    ‘There is no fear of failing’: Jessica Tewalt, pg. 20

    Coaches’ impact visible, pg. 22

    Encouraging results: Primarily Math research, pg. 24

    Dissertations, pg. 30

    Primarily Math Cohort 1, pg. 31

    Primarily Math Cohort 2, pg. 32

    Primarily Math Cohort 3 LPS, pg. 33

    Primarily Math Cohort 3 West, pg. 34

    Primarily Math Cohort 4 ESU 3, pg. 35

    Primarily Math Cohort 4 Lincoln, pg. 36

    Primarily Math Cohort 4 Omaha, pg. 37

    Primarily Math Leadership and Instructors, pg. 38

    Primarily Math’s K-3 Math Specialist Certificate Program, pg. 40

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