About the Instructor – Deborah Allen Wirth

Uniquely Qualified Instructor

Deborah Allen Wirth is an enthusiastic and engaging presenter with dozens of classroom proven strategies and ideas to share with you. With decades of teaching experience in grades K-5, her strategies are tried and true and ready to use. Her unique approach to using guided math has significantly increased the math achievement of all her students -from the struggling to the highly capable. Due to her success, she has been sharing her guided math strategies throughout the country. She has authored two Scholastic books, Differentiated Math Learning Centers: 35 Independent Centers That Keep Kids Learning While You Teach Small Guided Math Groups and Differentiated Math Learning Centers as well as GUIDED MATH: Practical Strategies to Differentiate Your Math Instruction Using Small Groups, Centers and Whole Group Instruction (Grades K-3), the digital resource handbook she wrote specifically for this seminar. Deborah's seminars are highly practical and filled with creative, innovative strategies you can use with your grades K-3 students.

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"Excellent take-away ideas! Things I can use right now in my classroom with little to no prep!"
Melissa Biever, 1st Grade Teacher

"Practical ideas for implementing guided math. This seminar is appropriate for both new and experienced teachers."
Robin Cornelius, 2nd Grade Teacher

"This was a very valuable seminar. It gave me concrete ideas and instruction on how to implement math centers as well as ways to work smarter, not harder. Practical - can be used right away!"
Julie Klinger, 2nd Grade Teacher

"Loved how Deb gave us practical examples that easily transfer to the classroom. She did a great job keeping everyone engaged and was well-informed and helpful to all grade levels."
Rebecca Minter, Kindergarten Teacher

"This has changed so many ways that I will approach math instruction. I am so excited about engaging my students and helping address the needs of each one of them."
Jeanne Maupai, 2nd Grade Teacher