Watch Our Favorites from the Global Math Intervention Summit 2026

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Watch Our Favorites from the Global Math Intervention Summit 2026

Loved what you learned at the Global Math Intervention Summit and wish you could share some of your favorite sessions with a colleague, school team, or study group?

We made it easy.

Watch Our Favorites includes five standout sessions from the 2026 Global Math Intervention Summit, selected to give educators practical, research-aligned ideas they can start using with students right away.

Watch them on your own, share them with your team, or use them to spark conversations about how math intervention can better support students with complex learning profiles.

Your Five Featured Sessions

Brian Poncy — Math Facts on Fire
Explore what research tells us about developing math fact fluency, followed by the Summit’s Math Facts on Fire panel discussion.

Marilyn Zecher — Explicit Language for Math Intervention
Discover why precise, intentional mathematical language matters—and how explicit language can strengthen student understanding.

Kayla Garvais — Word Problems
Learn practical approaches for helping students make sense of word problems and build stronger problem-solving skills.

Heather Brand — Developing Number Line Understanding
Explore ways to develop students’ understanding of the number line as a powerful mathematical representation.

Adrianne Meldrum — Learn How to Implement This Research with Students
Bring it all together with practical ideas for turning research into intentional, systematic math instruction.

Learn It. Share It. Talk About It.

The Global Math Intervention Summit brought together educators, researchers, and specialists who care deeply about improving math instruction for struggling learners.

This collection gives you an easy way to keep those conversations going.

Use these sessions for:

• Team or department professional learning
• Staff meetings
• PLC discussions
• Study groups
• Sharing with colleagues who missed the Summit
• Revisiting the ideas you want to put into practice

You don’t need to recreate the entire Summit experience. Start with five of our favorites, grab a colleague, and keep the learning going.