Keep your students engaged and motivated throughout the school year by participating in the Masters of Math Challenge!

The contest challenges students by competing with schools across the nation to master sections in the Carnegie Learning MATHia® and Cognitive Tutor® Software. Simply enroll your class in the contest and watch the rankings each month to see where your class stacks up against the national competition.* This contest has proven to be a great way to keep students challenged and encourage class-wide teamwork as students cheer on their classmates to push themselves to reach new goals.

• Students can participate anywhere with Internet access: computer lab, libraries, media centers, or at home.• Each month is a new chance to win new and exciting prizes.• Prizes such as iPad Air, Kindle Fires, T-shirts, and pizza parties are awarded to top students and classes.

Carnegie Learning Software users can enroll in the challenge through the Carnegie Learning Resource Center. When enrolling in the challenge you will be opting in all Carnegie Learning software classes in your school. Once enrolled in the contest you can check your rankings against other schools in your district and around the country.

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Top Student Top 3 Teachers Top 3 Classes

• T-shirt• Water Bottle

• Carnegie Learning Lab Clipboard• Water Bottle

1st Place:• $100 Pizza Gift Card• Math Masters Power Wristbands

2nd Place:• $50 Bagel Gift Card• Math Masters Power Wristbands

3rd Place:• $25 Bagel Gift Card• Math Masters Power Wristbands

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Top Student Top Teacher Top 3 Classes

• Kindle Fire• T-shirt• Water Bottle

• iPad Air• One Free Registration to TEI 2015• Water Bottle

1st Place:• $100 Pizza Gift Card• T-shirts• Water Bottle

2nd Place:• $50 Bagel Gift Card• Water Bottle• Math Masters Power Wristband

3rd Place:• $25 Bagel Gift Card• Water Bottle• Math Masters Power Wristband

Join the Challenge Today!

*Winners will be selected by who has the most “total sections mastered per student/school.” This metric measures both progress through the curricula and performance, but since it is per-student, there is no bias towards larger schools/classes. Prizes are limited to 30 students per class.

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Visit resources.carnegielearning.com to get started now!