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20th Annual GAMTE Conference
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Rock Eagle 4-H Center -- Eatonton, GA
Register Now!!
Registration: Graduate Student
We hope to see you there!!
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Annual Board of Directors Elections
All members, in good standing, will be voting to elect new/returning members to the Board of Directors. The election will open prior to the meeting and close at 10am on October 14th. Please review this list of applicants for the available positions to inform your vote.
Annual Business Meeting
The annual business meeting will be held during/after lunch. Your GAMTE board has been working towards a revised Constitution and Bylaws for the past couple of years. The document linked below reflects our work.
As required, we are sharing this copy of the Constitution and Bylaws in advance of our annual meeting. Voting will occur at our annual meeting, and if ratified, the Constitution and Bylaws will take effect after the meeting.
Questions and concerns can be addressed to board members.
2026 GAMTE Virtual Spring Conference
2026 GAMTE Virtual Spring Conference
Thank you to everyone who participated - the presentations were amazing!
See y'all at our annual conference in October at Rock Eagle!!
Did you miss the conference?
Did something come up and pull you away? No worries!
We recorded the Keynote by Ms. Jenise Sexton from the Georgia Department of Education --
view it below.
Do you use math autobiographies in your teaching? Do you want to support research on this topic?
Do you use math autobiographies in your teaching? Do you want to support research on this topic?
Susan Cannon, a faculty member in the Mathematics Science and Social Studies Department at the University of Georgia, along with colleagues, Stephan Caviness, Aida Alibek, Saniye Ergan, Kelly Dollarhide, and Luke Zhuang, are inviting you to take part in a research study. They are collecting data on how math teacher educators use mathematics autobiographies to inform their practice and/or to engage teachers with their own identities.
Use this link or the QR code to participate.
Tech Talk is an informal blog for AMTE members, curated by their Technology Committee to support mathematics teacher education. Authors' opinions do not constitute official positions of AMTE.
Do you have an engaging technology resource?
Any member of the AMTE community can submit a proposal to the blog.
Just write a brief AMTE Tech Talk Blog (typlically 500-1000 words) and
Submit here. AMTE's Tech Talk Blog accepts proposals on a continual basis.
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