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Inspiring tomorrow's problem solvers. Welcome to Knowledgehook! We are here to revolutionize math teaching.
Our technology uses engaging assessments to uncover insights about every student's learning needs. This provides teachers with expert-designed teaching activities. Join us in empowering the world's teachers and developing the problem solvers of tomorrow.
09/25/2026
📣 Principal Impact: Leading Mathematics Improvement with Knowledgehook
Strong implementation starts with instructional leadership.
Join us for a special Knowledgehook Community of Practice session designed for school leaders who want to strengthen mathematics outcomes through intentional monitoring, coaching, and data-informed decision-making.
In this session, participants will explore how to:
✅ Access and interpret school-level Knowledgehook data and reporting
✅ Identify trends in student learning and monitor implementation across classrooms
✅ Use evidence to support coaching conversations and instructional decision-making
✅ Align professional learning and resource allocation to identified needs
✅ Establish routines for ongoing monitoring, reflection, and continuous improvement
By the end of the session, school leaders will better understand how to use Knowledgehook as a tool to support instructional leadership, strengthen implementation, and improve student outcomes in mathematics.
📅 Wednesday, September 30
🕙 10:00 AM EST
🕚 11:00 AM EST
🕐 1:00 PM EST
🎤 Ambassador: Vivian Best
If you are looking for practical ways to connect evidence of learning to stronger leadership decisions and more effective mathematics instruction, we would love to have you join us.
🔗 https://khlink.net/4AplZWu
09/24/2026
📣 Using High-Impact Instructional Strategies with Knowledgehook
Join us for a live Community of Practice session focused on connecting evidence-informed teaching practices with intentional, responsive mathematics instruction.
In this session, educators will explore how to:
✨ Strengthen student thinking through high-impact instructional strategies
📊 Use real-time and post-assessment data to guide decisions
💬 Make student thinking visible through purposeful questioning and feedback
🧩 Provide differentiated support and responsive instruction
📚 Leverage teacher supports and instructional resources to deepen understanding
📈 Build classroom routines that connect assessment, instruction, and ongoing student growth
By the end of the session, participants will better understand how to integrate high-impact instructional strategies with Knowledgehook to create more responsive, data-informed, and effective learning experiences.
📅 Tuesday, September 29
⏰ 4 PM EST
🎤 Ambassador: Ann Pigeon
🔗 Register here: https://khlink.net/4yfUA84
09/23/2026
📣 Supporting Special Education with Knowledgehook
Join us for a live Community of Practice session focused on creating more inclusive and responsive mathematics learning experiences for students with diverse learning needs.
Together, we’ll explore how Knowledgehook can help educators:
✨ Use data to better understand student strengths and learning needs
📊 Monitor progress over time
🧩 Support differentiated instruction and flexible grouping
💡 Leverage targeted intervention and extension resources
👀 Make student thinking visible through formative assessment
💙 Strengthen access, engagement, and accommodations in mathematics learning
📅 Tuesday, September 29
⏰ 4 PM EST
🎤 Ambassador: Casey Wilson
Whether you’re supporting students through intervention, accommodations, or personalized learning pathways, this session is designed to offer practical strategies you can bring back to your classroom.
🔗 Register here: https://khlink.net/4dBcfyD
09/21/2026
📣 Join the Knowledgehook Community of Practice!
This fall, connect with fellow educators, strengthen your Knowledgehook practice, and explore new ways to support meaningful mathematics learning. Whether you’re just getting started or ready to dig deeper into data and Short Learning Cycles, there’s a session for you!
✨ Choose one session—or join us for the full series!
📘 Getting Started with Knowledgehook
📅 Monday, September 28 | 4 PM EST
📊 Using Data & Instruction Resources in Knowledgehook
📅 Wednesday, September 30 | 4 PM EST
🔄 Short Learning Cycles with Knowledgehook
📅 Thursday, October 1 | 4 PM EST
💙 Learn. Connect. Strengthen your practice.
🔗 Register today: https://khlink.net/4y2I6Ap
09/16/2026
Learning through play isn’t “just play.” It’s foundational learning.
Knowledgehook is excited to share this upcoming conversation, The Early Years- Learning through Play, featuring three incredible voices in education and child development.
Join Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Dr. Jean Clinton, and Dominic Regester as they explore how play supports not only academic learning, but also social-emotional development, relationships, and executive functioning in our youngest learners.
📅 Friday, October 2, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM Pacific | 12:00 PM Eastern
💻 Virtual webinar
This conversation feels especially timely as educators continue thinking deeply about what developmentally appropriate, human-centered learning should look like in the early years.
🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/4rqOL5f?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=Zoho+Social&utm_content=Learningth
08/31/2026
As Ontario rolls out its updated Kindergarten curriculum, we have carefully aligned our course to match, so your assessment data reflects exactly what's being taught.
Every item is built and reviewed by our lead math content team - with decades of combined experience in math resource design - so alignment isn't just technical, it's expert-crafted.
Know where your students stand on the revised curriculum:
📍 Pinpoint exactly where students struggle, so every minute of teaching lands with maximum impact
📚 Sharpen your content knowledge in real time with bite-sized professional learning tied directly to what you're teaching
🎯 Close gaps fast with targeted interventions built on short learning cycles
We'll support you across what’s new and expanded, including:
- Expanded number range to 20
- Addition and subtraction fact recall
- Equal sharing
- Financial literacy
- Early coding foundation
What happens when students begin to see themselves not just as learners of math, but as part of a team? 🏒✖️ 📚
Through Athletes Helping Mathletes, students at St. Mary Catholic Elementary School weren’t simply solving math problems—they were building pride, perseverance, accountability and confidence: the same transferable qualities we celebrate in athletics.
One moment said it all: students were still proudly wearing their Mathalon medals the next day. 🏅
When effort is recognized, growth is celebrated and academic success becomes something a school community can rally around, math begins to feel different. It becomes visible, shared and part of the culture.
Teamwork. Practice. Resilience. Perseverance. Celebrating progress.
These aren’t just athletic values—they’re learning values.
At its best, math learning helps students believe: I can keep going. I can improve. I’m part of something bigger.
That’s the momentum behind Athletes Helping Mathletes—and what can happen when strong implementation, meaningful recognition and community come together. 🌟
08/18/2026
Engage learning with new ways to play on Knowledgehook in the Arcade! Use education currency to power up play in these exciting games, with many more to come!
- Bouncy Harvest
- Bubble Rumble
- Falldown
- Stoplight Dash
- Sheep IO
08/11/2026
Canadian innovation continues to reach far beyond our borders. 🌎
We were proud to join the Toronto Business Development Centre for the launch of GoEU, an initiative supporting Canadian companies as they expand into European markets.
It was inspiring to see the strong support for Canadian companies competing globally, and to hear from leaders like Evan Solomon and Vic Fedeli about the opportunities ahead.
We were grateful to have been included, and excited to see our homegrown tech gaining momentum on the global stage. 🇨🇦 🇪🇺
🤔 Thought-Provoking Question: How might math learning change if we designed for student strengths instead of student barriers?
Some of the most important conversations about math learning begin with families. 🏡
In this reflection, Casey Wilson, teacher and parent, shares how Knowledgehook helps her stay connected to her children's learning-not just by showing progress, but by helping her respond to their individual needs.
For some students, barriers in math are not always about understanding. They can be about access, engagement, fine motor skills, confidence, or simply working at the level where they are ready to succeed.
The takeaway is simple: when we reduce barriers while preserving meaningful mathematical thinking, we create more opportunities for students to engage, persist, and grow.
Supporting math learning is not about lowering expectations. It is about designing learning experiences that help more students experience success. 🌱
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