Math Mapper's focus on content trajectory of Big Ideas in mathematics has deepened our middle school Professional Learning conversations.  Teachers' attention to evidence of students' understanding based on the trajectories is present in conversations around instruction.

A digital tool like Math Mapper helps thrust personalized learning to the next level by supporting student learning and growth through real time data and focusing teachers on student thinking.

Confrey and her team have mapped out some of the most challenging areas of mathematics, helping teachers and students understand exactly what they know and exactly what help they need next.

A coherent curriculum is one of the most important ingredients for meaningful teaching. The Math Mapper helps educators understand how mathematical concepts develop and fit together, and is one of the most  thoughtful frameworks I've seen for organizing everything from curricular resources to assessments.

For years, Dr. Confrey and her team have been among the best thinkers in the world about learning trajectories and empowering students to be partners in their own learning. With Math-Mapper they're pushing the field further still.

Using learning trajectories to understand student thinking is a huge opportunity to raise educational outcomes. By tracking student development in real time, Math Mapper provides diagnostic insights that provide formative guidance for students  and teachers. This tool is an invaluable resource for advancing mathematics learning and instruction.