NCTM is committed to bringing the math community together for engaging content that will help transform the learning and teaching of mathematics. Join your colleagues for the NCTM 2023 Annual Meeting and Exposition, October 25-28, and share in the excitement and love of math!
About the Event
Connect with thousands of mathematics education professionals at the NCTM 2023 Annual Meeting & Exposition—October 25-28 in Washington, DC. As an attendee, you’ll discover opportunities, technologies, and creative ideas that are working in classrooms around the country.
Guided by the program theme Creating Spaces for Change Through Community: It Starts With You, the 2023 NCTM Annual Meeting & Exposition will lay a strong foundation for the upcoming school year and beyond, and focus on building and learning together.
Don’t miss this inspiring opportunity to change individually, bring change back to your school, and build deeper connections in your larger community. This year’s conference will help guide your path with a new presentation format—A Practice Session—focused on putting the ideas that are learned into practice, and extend the focus beyond the classroom to include ideas from the Catalyzing Change series and conversations with American Lawmakers.
Here are just a few of the reasons you will want to attend:
- Inspiring education sessions from leading mathematics educators
- Expert keynote speakers and leaders in mathematics education
- Networking, games, giveaways and great ideas
- New advances, technologies, and ideas on display in ourexhibit hall
NCTM is committed to ensuring that our events are fully accessible to all persons. Visit our section for more details.
Download Program Book
Exhibitor Supplement
*This is a "paper-light" event. No program book will be distributed and there will be limited onsite handouts.
When
Wednesday to Saturday
October 25-28, 2023
Where
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
801 Mount Vernon Pl., NW
Washington, DC 20001
HQ Hotel
Marriott Marquis Washington
901 Massachusetts Ave NW,
Washington, DC
Quick Links
- Certificate of Attendance
- Guest Blog: What's New at NCTM 2023
- Download the Conference Mobile App
- New for 2023! NCTM TV
- Download the Program Book
Justification Toolkit
Speakers
Keynote Speakers
Julia Aguirre
Jamila Dugan
Kevin Dykema
Karen Mayfield-Ingram
Crystal M. Watson
Schedule
Planner LoginPathwaysConference PlaylistContinuing Education Credits
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2023 7:00 AM–7:00 PM ET Preconference Half Day Workshops Cost: $75 with conference / $100 workshop only Additional registration required. 9:00 AM–4:30 PM ET Cost: $150 with conference / $200 workshop only Additional registration required. 10:00 AM–6:00 PM ET 2:00–4:00 PM ET 4:00–4:30 PM ET 4:00–5:30 PM ET Grab a drink and join your peers as we kick off the conference! 4:00–6:00 PM ET 5:30–7:00 PM ET Conference Strands THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2023 7:00 AM–5:00 PM ET 7:15–7:45 AM ET 7:30–9:00 AM ET 8:00 AM–5:00 PM ET 9:00 AM–5:00 PM ET 9:00–5:00 PM ET Exhibit Hall 9:45–11:00 AM ET 12:00–1:00 PM ET 1:00–2:00 PM ET Conference Strands FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2023 7:00 AM–5:00 PM ET 8:00 AM–5:00 PM ET 9:00 AM–5:00 PM ET 9:00 AM–5:00 PM ET 9:30–10:30 AM ET 11:00 AM–12:00 PM ET 12:00–1:00 PM ET 1:00–2:00 PM ET 2:45–4:00 PM ET 4:30–5:30 PM ET We are so thankful to the dedicated teachers igniting students’ passion for mathematics. All attendees are welcome to join the fun at this complimentary reception in advance of IGNITE! to relax, network, and enjoy light refreshments. Hosted by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 5:30–6:30 PM ET Conference Strands SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 28, 2023 8:00 AM–12:00 PM ET 12:30–1:30 PM ET Conference Strands
Registration
Walter E. Washington Convention Center East Salon AB
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Preconference Full Day Workshops
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
NCTM Central
Get early access to NCTM Central located inside the Exhibit Hall and speak to NCTM staff directly to learn how NCTM supports you and the field of mathematics education.
NCTM Regional Caucuses
Regional Caucuses allow NCTM's Affiliates and members to meet by area of interest and region to discuss issues, recommendations, network with other leaders and get information on new initiatives in mathematics education.
Note: Western Regional Caucus will take place from 7:00–9:00 PM ET
Annual Meeting Overview & Orientation
Whether you're new to NCTM or a seasoned veteran, there is something for you at the conference! Hosted by members of the NCTM Board of Directors, this session will show you how to maximize your overall conference experience. Learn all the new, innovative features this year's meeting is showcasing. Find out how to navigate presentations, learn how to use the conference app, and network with other attendees.
Welcome Reception
Hall D—Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Grand Opening of the Exhibit Hall
Opening Session:Climbing Out of Equity Traps and Tropes
Walter E. Washington Convention Center Exhibit Hall E
Registration
Walter E. Washington Convention Center East Salon AB
Annual Meeting Overview & Orientation
Whether you're new to NCTM or a seasoned veteran, there is something for you at the conference! Hosted by members of the NCTM Board of Directors, this session will show you how to maximize your overall conference experience. Learn all the new, innovative features this year's meeting is showcasing. Find out how to navigate presentations, learn how to use the conference app, and network with other attendees.
Delegate Assembly
Sessions/Exhibitor Workshops/Speaker Roundtables
NCTM Central
Hall D—Walter E. Washington Convention Center
New Teacher Strand Kickoff
Dedicated Exhibit Hall Hours & Lunch Break
President Address: Increasing Opportunities for Students in Mathematics
Registration
Walter E. Washington Convention Center East Salon AB
Sessions/Exhibitor Workshops/Speaker Roundtables
NCTM Central
Exhibit Hall
Walter E. Washington Convention Center Hall D
NCTM Business Meeting
Iris M. Carl Equity Address: Essential Elements for Cultivating Joy and Justice in Mathematics Education: A Critical Dialogue for Taking Action
Sponsored by
Dedicated Exhibit Hall Hours & Lunch Break
Past President Address
New Teacher Celebration
Ignite! Teacher Appreciation Reception
Ignite! We'll Enlighten You and We'll Make it Quick
Sessions
Closing Session: “I Don’t Belong:” Changing the Narrative of Who Does Math
Ballroom A – Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Exhibit Hall
Make time to talk to the exhibitors! They will be onsite and are ready to meet with you to hear about your needs for classroom or virtual teaching. More information coming soon.
Interested in exhibiting or sponsoring?
Contact[emailprotected]
Sponsors
DIAMOND
SILVER
BRONZE
Forrest T. Jones & Company
Great Minds
McGraw Hill Education
ORIGO Education
STEMscopes Math & Math Nation
SUPPORTER
Carney Sandoe & Associates
Interested in being a sponsor? Pleasecontact us!
Updated as of October 6, 2023
FAQ
TheNCTM 2023 Annual Meeting in Washington, DC offers a valuable opportunity to learnabout the latest topics and trends in mathematics education, improve yourinstructional practice, network, and much more.Use NCTM’s justificationtoolkit to help define and clearly communicate the benefits of attendance toadministrators and supervisors so you can make your case.
Yes, the Walter E. Washington Convention Center is ADA compliant. NCTM is committed to ensuring that our events are fully accessible to all persons. For any ADA requirements, please contact NCTM Conference Services at [emailprotected] by September 27, 2023.
Due to the large size of this event, distances between sessions can be considerable. If you can get along without a wheelchair but feel that you may need one to navigate the distances at the conference, electric scooters can be rented from https://scootaround.com/en/washington-dc. Mobility devices will be dropped off at the Information Booth (Grand Lobby) of the Convention Center. Should you arrive and determine services will be needed, the ambassadors at the desk are available to assist with your rental needs.
The public sidewalks serving the Walter E. Washington Convention Center feature curb cuts for wheelchair access. Automatic doors are located at the Mt. Vernon Place, L Street, and Metro entrances to the Center. Inside the center, meeting rooms, exhibit halls and common areas are all served by conveniently located elevators. Telephones, drinking fountains and restrooms throughout the building are wheelchair accessible.
If you require an interpreter,please submit your request before September 27, 2023. After this date, NCTMcannot guarantee requests for interpreters can be fulfilled; however, we willmake every effort to accommodate requests. Please note: On-site requests forinterpreters cannot be guaranteed without advance notice. Send your requeststo [emailprotected].
If you are blind or visually impaired and require an aide or personal assistant to help you navigate the Annual Meeting, NCTM will register your aide as a complimentary guest (if the aide is not a teacher). Information must be sent to [emailprotected] by September 27, 2023.
Individuals traveling from outside of the United States toattend a NCTM event may request a Letter of Invitation to the event. The lettermay be used to support an individual's request for organizational orgovernmental clearance to attend the event.
Individuals requesting a Letter of Invitation to an NCTM eventmust be fully registered - including payment in full - for the NCTM event forwhich they are requesting an invitation. Individuals do not have to be a memberof NCTM to request a Letter of Invitation.
A Letter of Invitation issued by NCTM will:
- Be addressed directly to theindividual requesting the invitation
- Include the name, date, andlocation of the NCTM event
- Indicate the individual'sresponsibility for all expenses related to his/her participation in theNCTM event (including registration, travel and accommodations)
- Be signed by an authorized NCTMRepresentative
- All letters of invitation willbe sent via email. If you require a printed letter, please contact [emailprotected].Additional fees may apply.
Yes. Register agroup by using the online group registration button.
Yes. NCTM offersgroups of five or more a significant discount. Each group registration mustinclude a primary contact and separate email addresses for each attendee.Groups paying for their conference registration with a purchase order canregister online and upload the purchase order form to expedite the process.
Individuals payingwith a purchase order can register online and upload the purchase order form toexpedite the process. Purchase order can also be mailed to NCTM ConferenceRegistration, P.O. Box 844277, Dallas, TX 75284-4277 or faxed to 1 (888)289-9844 (toll-free) / 1 (514) 289-9844 (international). PO’s should be received within 30 days of registering for the conference.
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Cancellation/Refund Policy
• Cancellation requests must be received in writing on or before September 27, 2023.
• NCTM will issue a full refund minus a $50 cancellation fee per person for each individual or group registration. NCTM will charge a $25 cancellation fee per person for emeritus member registration. Individuals and groups paying with a purchase order are still responsible for the cancellation fee.
• Optional Events (such as workshops, the MET Celebration and yoga), membership dues and donations arenon-refundable.
• Refund requests will not be honored after September 27, 2023, even for no-shows.
• Substitutions are allowed but must be received via email or letter prior to September 27, 2023. Substitutes must submit a letter explaining who they are substituting (and include registration number if possible). Nonmembers substituting for members will be charged the current nonmember registration rate. In addition, no discount will be given for members substituting for nonmembers.
• Note that a group must contain at least 5 fully paid/non-cancelled/non-pending registrations to remain eligible for discounted pricing. If the confirmed group size drops below five, each remaining group participant will be changed to an individual and balance adjusted accordingly.
• Refunds will be issued between eight and ten weeks after the Annual Meeting.
NCTM MET grantsoffer annual funding opportunities for teacher professional development. MET grant application deadlines are May 1 and November 1 and include financial assistance for first-time attendees at an NCTM Annual Meeting andExposition.
Student members are automatically offered thestudent member discount when registering online. Student membership is designedfor those enrolled in an accredited college or university as a full-timestudent with an interest in mathematics education. Proof of student status suchas registration, class schedule, professor verification, etc., is required. Formore information visitNCTM membership
Letters regarding speaker proposal decisions for the event were sent out in April. In this communication, speakers received an invitation to register along with instructions. If you have questions or did not receive a letter, please send a note to[emailprotected]
Member discountsare applied at registration. If registering by phone, you will need to supply amember number to receive the discount. If you do not know your member number orwould like to renew your membership, pleaselog on to NCTM.You can alsocontact NCTM Customer Care at (800) 235-7566 or (703) 620-9840 Monday–Fridayfrom 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. eastern time, or email [emailprotected].
The2023 NCTM Annual Meeting & Exposition will be held in person, October 25-28, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC. There is no online component for thisevent.
NCTM is committed to creating a respectful, inclusive, andprofessional experience for all participants. To make clear what is expected,we ask all attendees to read and agree to the following Codeof Conduct and Event Safety Policy. Wereserve the right to suspend or terminate attendance for anyone who violatesthese guidelines. If you have a complaint or concern about harassment,discrimination, bullying, or any other conduct which may violate this Code ofConduct we encourage you to promptly notify our staff at [emailprotected].
Dress for this event is business casual. Comfortable shoes are recommended.The average forecasted weather in Washington, DC in late October is around 65 degrees, with chances of rain at any time. While business casual is suggested for the event, keep in mind the Convention Center and hotel meeting room temperatures will fluctuate depending on size of room and attendance. Coat Racks will be made available throughout the convention space. Bag and coat check will not be available at the event.
Name badges must be worn to gain entry to all annual meeting sessions. Your name badge is about what you want to be called, and attendees have the flexibility to modify their badge name and pronouns. Use your registration ID to log in and update your badge display information to modify your name badge. Pronouns are available for selection from a drop-down list. If your pronouns are unavailable for selection, please email [emailprotected] so that we can add them to the drop-down menu. If you have additional questions please get in touch with [emailprotected].
A certificate of attendance will be available to event attendees. It may be used to demonstrate attendance at the NCTM Annual Meeting & Exposition in Washington, DC.
NCTM has partnered with the University of San Diego to provide an additional 1.0 graduate level extension credit in semester hours. You must track and attend 12 hours of programming at the Annual Meeting and submit a form to NCTM, to receive credit. Click here for more information.
Please note, there is a separate refund policy for the Credit Validation and does not reflect the NCTM standard refund policy.
Thisis a "paper-light" event. No program book will be distributed andthere will be limited onsite handouts. Materials for education sessions andprogramming, including a daily schedule, will be available on the NCTM websitefor download in advance of the event. A fully searchable program is alsoavailable online and throughthe event mobile app.
NCTM is excited to announce we are partnering with international film and broadcasting company, WebsEdge, to bringNCTM TVto the 2023 Annual Meeting & Exposition.
NCTM TVis a great platform to highlight the hard work of educators and organizations committed to elevating the quality of mathematics education in the U.S. and provides an opportunity to learn about innovative programs and initiatives that are helping to transform mathematics teaching and learning.
NCTM TVwill produce daily episodes throughout the conference. Each episode will feature:
- Conference News:Onsite,NCTM TVwill film interviews, capture session highlights, and hear attendee insights and reactions from around the conference.
- In-Depth Reports:Five-minute pre-recorded documentary-style films will be featured, from universities, institutions, and organizations highlighting programs, case studies, and ongoing initiatives that are making a difference.
At the meeting,NCTM TVwill be on screens around the venue, in selected attendee hotels on dedicated TV channels, and available online through video and social media platforms
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NCTM welcomes members of the media, free of charge, to attend the Annual Meeting to meet with educators and report on key findings. Please contact [emailprotected] and provide your name and media outlet to get started.
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