Carnegie Math Pathways provides meaningful and flexible professional learning and connections to a community of peer educators deeply committed to transforming student success in math.
Most importantly for equity and for student success generally is the quality of teaching, and Carnegie Math Pathways is really among the few efforts nationally to address this.
CCRC Senior Research Scholar and co-author of Redesigning America’s Community Colleges
Faculty resources in your first year
Robust training, onboarding support, and mentorship from experienced peers in the Pathways educator community are available to all new faculty, helping you to feel prepared and supported in your first year of teaching the Pathways.
From self-paced online training to group-based online and in-person training seminars, we provide flexible options to meet your schedule and desired learning modality.
One of the biggest impacts of teaching Quantway that has infected all of my other classes, is that I can’t just jump into the content like I used to. It’s become very apparent that the content is there, but those underlying skills are what really makes students succeed in the end: the sense of belonging, the sense of being part of a team, and we’re in this together—that’s very important to the success of my other classes now too.
Professor of Mathematics, Onondaga Community College
Institutional assistance to build and sustain math pathways
Our community of supports also extend to administrators involved in math pathways implementation. Peer Pathways administrators are available to offer coaching support to meet your needs around the many facets of pathways implementation, including strategies for effective launch and scale, promising advising and placement practices, and lessons for integrating math pathways with other critical campus success initiatives.
Ongoing opportunities to engage in rich professional learning
Harnessing the power of educators who know their students and communities best, Carnegie Math Pathways has always relied on practitioners to shape and drive our work forward. Pathways educators engage in a variety of professional learning opportunities including R&D efforts focused on developing, testing, and continuously refining course solutions and instructor supports.
Tools to improve practice and an educator community of support
We provide educators valuable data to inform your practice and peer connection to support your learning. With real-time analytics that offer tangible insights into student progress and performance and accompanying instructional guides and resources, practitioners are able to take action to improve instruction. At the same time, educators have access to expertise and support from across the Pathways national community and the ability to share practices and experiences via mentorship, webinars, and an online community forum.
Get to know our community
How do I get started?
Explore our course solutions in detail and learn more about the different certification options that can meet your needs.
