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Dr. Malahoo partners with schools, districts, education agencies, nonprofit organizations and conference organizers to build mathematics and STEM learning that reaches every family.

Every engagement draws on 13 school years in a Title I classroom, doctoral research in K-8 mathematics education, and experience leading grant-supported programs (more than $175,000 in competitive funding) that reached more than 300 families each year.

Services

Keynotes and conference sessions

Keynotes, breakout sessions and panels for education conferences, district convenings, family engagement summits and community events. Recent venues include the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics, the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics and the Florida Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

Professional learning for teachers and coaches

Workshops and multi-session series on lesson study as a coaching framework, questioning that deepens mathematical understanding, open-ended and student-centered tasks, and real-world connections in K-8 mathematics. Delivered on site or online.

Family engagement program design

Design and launch of family learning programs, including Parent Academy sessions on digital learning tools, family mathematics events and intergenerational learning models adapted to each school’s community.

Community partnership strategy

Building and sustaining partnerships with local businesses, nonprofits and volunteers, from the first conversation to running programs such as community-based mathematics activities with local supermarkets.

Grant development support

Identifying funding opportunities and shaping competitive proposals for instructional resources, academic projects and student enrichment, drawing on more than $175,000 in awarded grants.

Mathematics and STEM program development

Curriculum design for K-8 mathematics, STEM club and makerspace models (hydroponics, 3D printing, robotics, coding and design challenges), and culturally responsive instruction that welcomes families’ languages and backgrounds.

How an engagement works

  1. Conversation. A short call to understand your goals, audience and timeline.
  2. Proposal. A written scope with format, dates and fees, from a single keynote to a multi-session advisory series.
  3. Delivery. On site or online, with session materials for your team.
  4. Follow-through. Optional coaching cycles and follow-up can be included in the agreed scope.

Who these services are for

Elementary and middle schools, school districts and education agencies, nonprofit and community organizations, teacher preparation programs, and conference and event organizers.

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