Numeracy Hub
This is the numeracy hub!
Start
Download the playbook
How to use the playbook
Hover over each section to learn more
Start with your team
Understand the Framework
Use the Tools for Planning and Implementation
Embed Evidence-Based Practices
Build a cycle of Continuous Improvement
Leverage DOE Supports
Adapt to your Context
Creating a Culture of Numeracy
Numeracy is more than performing calculations; it is the ability to make sense of the world through mathematical thinking. It empowers learners to reason, solve problems, and make informed decisions. When schools cultivate environments where reasoning, critical thinking and problem solving are visible, celebrated, and accessible to all students and adults, numeracy shifts from isolated classroom tasks to powerful tools for understanding the world, building knowledge, and expressing ideas across disciplines and contexts. Such a culture does more than improve test scores; it nurtures curiosity, fosters collaboration among teachers and learners, and embeds numeracy into every corner of school life—making it part of the identity of the school community and a foundation for success in school and beyond.
Vision: Every learner in Maine develops the ability to confidently apply mathematical thinking in real-world contexts—supported by high-quality instruction, engaging learning experiences, and a statewide culture of mathematical curiosity. Guiding Principles : • Numeracy is not just math class; it is foundational for all learners. • Every educator is a numeracy educator. • Numeracy should be integrated across disciplines and all stages of learning. • High-quality instructional materials, professional learning, and interdisciplinary collaboration are essential to strong numeracy education. • Families, communities, and industries play a vital role in fostering numeracy learning.
Start by selecting the role that best fits the work that you do.
Select your role
Partnership
Building a Numeracy Leadership Team
Numeracy Leadership Team (NLT)
Scheduling
Resource Alignment
Professional Learning
Communication
Data Use
Numeracy Team Worksheets
Numeracy Team Membership and Protocols
Numeracy Team Meeting Agenda
Understanding Current Reality Overview of the Effective Teaching Practices
Dowload as PDF
Community Inventory
Arrange the steps to resolve a misunderstanding between two team members. of the team.
In this activity, you will assume the role of a key collaborator within an organization. Your goal will be to pass the tests based on the difficulty level, making effective decisions that drive the achievement of business objectives.
Select the level you want to start with
A colleague is having difficulty completing their tasks. What would be your most effective first action?
Arrange the steps to resolve a misunderstanding between two team members. of the team.
Good start!
You have demonstrated a solid foundation to face challenges in the corporate environment. Keep progressing to the intermediate level and put your strategic skills into practice.
Continue to the intermediate level →
Intermediate
Apply effective strategies in real work contexts
Start →
Arrange the steps to plan and execute a successful interdepartmental project.
You need to present interim results of a project to management, but the data is incomplete. What would be your most professional approach?
Great progress!
Your decisions reflect judgment and results-oriented approach. Are you willing to face the hard level and demonstrate your leadership vision?
Continue to hard level →
Hard
Demonstrate critical thinking, leadership, andstrategic vision
Start →
The company implements a digital transformation program involving multiple areas and tight deadlines. What is the most effective strategy to ensure success?
Order the steps to implement a complex organizational change.
Wow, congratulations!
You have successfully completed the challenge. Your analysis skills, leadership, and strategic thinking make you a role model within the organization. And remember… True corporate impact arises when individual decisions drive collective success.
Meeting Agenda
This document would be used design an agenda for team meetings
Download a PDF of the template
Membership and Protocols
This document would be used to build and run the numeracy team meetings
Download a PDF of the template
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Numeracy Hub
This is the numeracy hub!
Start
Download the playbook
How to use the playbook
Hover over each section to learn more
Start with your team
Understand the Framework
Use the Tools for Planning and Implementation
Embed Evidence-Based Practices
Build a cycle of Continuous Improvement
Leverage DOE Supports
Adapt to your Context
Creating a Culture of Numeracy
Numeracy is more than performing calculations; it is the ability to make sense of the world through mathematical thinking. It empowers learners to reason, solve problems, and make informed decisions. When schools cultivate environments where reasoning, critical thinking and problem solving are visible, celebrated, and accessible to all students and adults, numeracy shifts from isolated classroom tasks to powerful tools for understanding the world, building knowledge, and expressing ideas across disciplines and contexts. Such a culture does more than improve test scores; it nurtures curiosity, fosters collaboration among teachers and learners, and embeds numeracy into every corner of school life—making it part of the identity of the school community and a foundation for success in school and beyond.
Vision: Every learner in Maine develops the ability to confidently apply mathematical thinking in real-world contexts—supported by high-quality instruction, engaging learning experiences, and a statewide culture of mathematical curiosity. Guiding Principles : • Numeracy is not just math class; it is foundational for all learners. • Every educator is a numeracy educator. • Numeracy should be integrated across disciplines and all stages of learning. • High-quality instructional materials, professional learning, and interdisciplinary collaboration are essential to strong numeracy education. • Families, communities, and industries play a vital role in fostering numeracy learning.
Start by selecting the role that best fits the work that you do.
Select your role
Partnership
Building a Numeracy Leadership Team
Numeracy Leadership Team (NLT)
Scheduling
Resource Alignment
Professional Learning
Communication
Data Use
Numeracy Team Worksheets
Numeracy Team Membership and Protocols
Numeracy Team Meeting Agenda
Understanding Current Reality Overview of the Effective Teaching Practices
Dowload as PDF
Community Inventory
Arrange the steps to resolve a misunderstanding between two team members. of the team.
In this activity, you will assume the role of a key collaborator within an organization. Your goal will be to pass the tests based on the difficulty level, making effective decisions that drive the achievement of business objectives.
Select the level you want to start with
A colleague is having difficulty completing their tasks. What would be your most effective first action?
Arrange the steps to resolve a misunderstanding between two team members. of the team.
Good start!
You have demonstrated a solid foundation to face challenges in the corporate environment. Keep progressing to the intermediate level and put your strategic skills into practice.
Continue to the intermediate level →
Intermediate
Apply effective strategies in real work contexts
Start →
Arrange the steps to plan and execute a successful interdepartmental project.
You need to present interim results of a project to management, but the data is incomplete. What would be your most professional approach?
Great progress!
Your decisions reflect judgment and results-oriented approach. Are you willing to face the hard level and demonstrate your leadership vision?
Continue to hard level →
Hard
Demonstrate critical thinking, leadership, andstrategic vision
Start →
The company implements a digital transformation program involving multiple areas and tight deadlines. What is the most effective strategy to ensure success?
Order the steps to implement a complex organizational change.
Wow, congratulations!
You have successfully completed the challenge. Your analysis skills, leadership, and strategic thinking make you a role model within the organization. And remember… True corporate impact arises when individual decisions drive collective success.
Meeting Agenda
This document would be used design an agenda for team meetings
Download a PDF of the template
Membership and Protocols
This document would be used to build and run the numeracy team meetings
Download a PDF of the template