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Northwest Mathematics Conference
October 9-11, 2025
Tacoma, WA
Greater Tacoma Convention Center & Marriott Tacoma Convention Center
Come check out our booth in Washington! Discover how our interactive elementary math program is designed to engage every child's mind and build a solid mathematics foundation for future life success.
Here's a glimpse of CEO Andy Psarianos's talk:
Learning math in the early years — What you need to know.
What do you need to know in order to able to learn mathematics at a high level?
Much of it stems with pre-numeracy skills all the way up to the proper conceptual understanding of several key mathematical ideas.
Is it true that if you can’t understand how to divide a fraction by a fraction it’s your grade 2 teachers fault?
Is it true that learning Algebra can be easy and fun for all pupils?
Can you really transform your elementary school in such a way that mathematics is the favourite subject of almost all children and they are crushing tests like never before?
Find out in this fun, interactive and highly inspirational session.
How can we ensure students develop strong mathematical foundations from an early age?
What strategies can educators employ to make mathematics engaging and accessible? How do we build confidence and competence in mathematical thinking?
This session explores key developmental stages in mathematical learning, from essential pre-numeracy skills to advanced conceptual understanding.
We'll examine evidence-based teaching methods that transform mathematics from a dreaded subject into an exciting journey of discovery.
Join us to learn practical techniques for:
→ Building strong number sense and mathematical reasoning
→ Creating engaging, student-centered math lessons
→ Developing problem-solving skills through hands-on activities
→ Supporting diverse learning styles in mathematics education
Whether you're an educator or administrator, you'll gain valuable insights into fostering mathematical excellence in young learners.
British Columbia Association of Math Teachers
October 24, 2025
Vancouver, BC
New Westminster Secondary School
We’re heading to Vancouver, and we’re bringing something worth exploring. At our BCAMT booth, teachers will get an exclusive look at our interactive Grade 1 to Grade 7 math program that’s changing the way students engage with numbers and patterns. Come see what’s possible!
Read more about CEO Andy Psarianos's upcoming talk at BCAMT:
Early Mathematics Education — Why it's so important.
Why is early mathematics education one of the most powerful predictors of a child’s future academic and life success?
Young children’s brains are uniquely wired for mathematical thinking and when we tap into this early potential, we can foster confidence, resilience and problem-solving skills that go far beyond the classroom.
Join Andy as he makes the case for why getting math right in the early years is a game-changer.
Not just for students, but for schools, communities and national economies. This talk is perfect for educators, leaders as well as anyone who is passionate about giving every child a strong start in life.
Come by to:
→ Experience the program in action
→ Better understand the impact early years have on children
→ Discover how you can better your math instruction
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Meet the Team:
Andy Psarianos is the co-founder and CEO of Math — No Problem! and Pomegranate, an interactive whiteboard.
A Montréal native, Andy is a leading figure in math education, known for pioneering the introduction of the Singapore model to Western schools. Math — No Problem! has helped more than 3 million children worldwide become more confident mathematicians and problem-solvers. Highly visual and accessible, the program is especially effective for children with learning exceptionalities. It is trusted by more than 20,000 school teachers in 5,500 schools globally, and has been officially recognized by the governments of the UK and New Zealand.
Julie Neal is the Chief of Staff at Math — No Problem! where she brings over 20 years of leadership experience.
A Western University graduate with a background in Social Sciences and Fine Art, Julie is known for her ability to navigate complex organizational challenges with speed and precision. Her experience ranges from sales and marketing to event and project management across the education and technology sectors. Julie is a passionate advocate for maths mastery and its transformative impact on children’s lives. She continues to be inspired by the global reach of Math — No Problem! and its mission to build confident, capable learners through visual, accessible teaching.
Robin Potter brings a global lens to her work as Head of Community Engagement at Fig Leaf Group, parent company of Math — No Problem!
Having lived in ten countries and navigated school systems across six of them with her own children, Robin understands firsthand the diverse challenges and opportunities in education across the world. Her experience as guest speaker at international conferences has allowed her to share her graduate research on the community benefits of using forests for wellness. As Head of Community Engagement, Robin combines her experience in education and passion for community together to improve teacher resources and student outcomes.
