“Counted Out” Special Screenings
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Film Screening + Dine & Discuss
Join us for a FREE screening of the award-winning documentary “Counted Out(opens in a new tab),” and explore the power of math education in today’s world. These events are for Maine educators and administrators and include a casual meal with guided discussion groups.
Details
- Time: Events are held in person from 5:00 – 8:00 pm
- Dates/Locations: Choose from 8 options listed below
- Educator Contact Hours: Attendees receive 3 contact hours
- FREE Tickets with RSVP: Ticket sales have closed. For more information or support, contact Perrin Chick at pchick@mmsa.org.
Dates & Locations
October 7
- Deer Isle – Stonington Elementary School at Reach Performing Arts Center: Details(opens in a new tab)
- Freeport Performing Arts Center: Details(opens in a new tab)
- York County (Location TBD): Details(opens in a new tab)
October 8
- Gardiner Area High School: Details(opens in a new tab)
October 9
- Brewer Community School Performing Arts Center: Details(opens in a new tab)
- Caribou High School Performing Arts Center: Details(opens in a new tab)
- Mt View Complex, Thorndike: Details(opens in a new tab)
- Oxford Hill Comprehensive High School Auditorium, South Paris: Details(opens in a new tab)
Why Attend?
“Counted Out” investigates the biggest crises of our time—political polarization, racial and economic inequity, global pandemic, and climate change—through an unexpected lens: math.
You’ll connect with other educators to discuss these critical topics, including how math can either empower or exclude, and what the roots of math anxiety are, while reimagining how to make math education more inclusive, relevant, and equitable.
Hosted By
The Association of Teachers of Mathematics in Maine(opens in a new tab) (ATOMIM), Maine Department of Education(opens in a new tab), and Maine Mathematics & Science Alliance (MMSA) have collaborated to host these opportunities for educators.