The Agile Mind Classroom

The Agile Mind classroom is flexible, dynamic, and productive. Students engage with curriculum content in a variety of ways—from interacting with animations and teacher-led instruction to individual and group problem-solving.

Experience the Power

Meeting students where they are

Every aspect of the Agile Mind experience is designed to address individual learning needs so that every student can gain conceptual mastery, procedural fluency, and an ability to apply knowledge flexibly and appropriately.

The Agile Mind Classroom

Explore how our curriculum, resources, and supports help teachers bring an Agile Mind classroom to life.

Blended Learning Approach

Agile Mind’s blended format includes hundreds of interactive animations and real-world explorations that engage students, deepen their understanding of central concepts, and allow teachers to easily represent concepts otherwise difficult to teach.

Problem Solving
and Practice

Students apply math to rich problem-solving tasks. They develop conjectures and justify their reasoning through lesson activities supported online and in print. Outside of class they have thousands of opportunities—using a computer, smartphone, and pencil and paper—to practice critical skills and fluencies.

Talking and Writing About the Math

Students participate in active classroom discussions as they work in pairs or small table groups to engage in challenging tasks, collaborate with peers, demonstrate their thinking, and reflect on their learning.

Supports for Teachers

In an Agile Mind classroom, the teacher facilitates the classroom experience, and we support you at every step. In addition to face-to-face and virtual professional development, the teacher’s edition provides convenient planning resources and lesson-specific advice with ideas for activities, discussions of pedagogy and content, and differentiation strategies.

Flexible Use of Technology

The curriculum can be projected, allowing it to be shared with an entire class. In this model, all that is needed is a single computer, access to the Internet, and a projection device. In one-to-one technology settings or with shared devices, students can work online with interactive animations and assessments at the direction of their teacher.

“The content, real-world applications, extending your thinking, and animations in Agile Mind are special. With the animations, it takes half the time to get the concepts across.”

High school math teacher, Maryland

Experience the Power

Meeting students where they are

The Agile Mind Classroom

Blended Learning Approach

Problem Solving
and Practice

Talking and Writing About the Math

Supports for Teachers

Flexible Use of Technology

See the Agile Mind Classroom in action

Programs

Learning Experience

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The Agile Mind Classroom

Creating learning experiences that captivate and motivate

Experience the Power

Meeting students where they are

The Agile Mind Classroom

Blended Learning Approach

Problem Solving and Practice

Talking and Writing About the Math

Supports for Teachers

Flexible Use of Technology

See the Agile Mind Classroom in action

Programs

Learning Experience

Contact

Andrew Paulsen, Ed.D.

Charlotte Dowd

Massie McAdoo

Abby Neumeyer

Laurie Mayhan

Holly Wale

Brett Felten

Kristin Armistead

Am Norgren

Michele De La Garza

Alisa Rafter

Peter Walsh

Deborah Zimmerman

Gregg McFarland

David Savage

Clarence (Andy) Felong

John Moore

Linda Chaput

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Problem Solving
and Practice