A former classroom teacher and district education consultant, Dr. Cathy Marks Krpan is a professor at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education where she teaches graduate courses in mathematics education. Cathy often presents to educators and school districts across North America, Asia, and Europe on effective teaching and learning strategies in mathematics. Her current research projects focus on the development of argumentation in elementary classrooms and the implementation of think-aloud to deepen student learning. An award-winning author and educator, Cathy’s recent publication, Teaching Math with Meaning, explores practical ways to foster teacher and student self-efficacies in mathematics. She enjoys conducting research in classrooms alongside teachers, students, and curriculum leaders. Cathy is the recipient of the 2021 Margaret Sinclair Award recognizing innovation and excellence in mathematics education.

A former classroom teacher and district education consultant, Dr. Cathy Marks Krpan is a professor at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education where she teaches mathematics education courses in the graduate program. An award-winning educator and author, Cathy has written many publications including The Write Math, Math Expressions and Math Readers.

Her current publication, Teaching Math with Meaning (2018) is available through Pearson Education Canada.She has worked with educators, district leaders and parents across North America, Asia, and Europe on effective teaching strategies in mathematics. Cathy is interested in how to ensure that all diverse learners in mathematics experience success. Her research focuses on how to support struggling learners and enhance the development of student communication and problem-solving skills in mathematics. She enjoys facilitating research in classrooms and learning alongside teachers and students. Cathy is currently an editor for the NCTM Journal Teaching Children Mathematics.

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