School Science and Mathematics Association
124th Annual Convention
Science for All: Fostering Inclusion, Innovation, & Unity in Stem Classrooms
November 13-15, 2025
Fort Worth, TX
About the Convention
The SSMA Annual Assessment Conference is an exceptional forum for mathematics and science education researchers and practitioners. Small session sizes with diverse topic offerings and multiple opportunities to interact with others in the mathematics and education community and leading thinkers in the field make this one of the best resources for those to share research and network with other leaders in the fields of mathematics, science, and STEM education.
Conference attendees choose from sessions that showcase new research and innovation, participate in interactive skill development workshops, discuss promising practices during dialogue and panel sessions, and engage with leading thinkers throughout the conference.
The SSMA convention is designed to:
- Provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to share their research and innovations,
- Connect mathematics and science education professionals with colleagues across the field, and
- Lead and advocate for promising mathematics, science, and STEM education practices.
Educators and practitioners of all levels and institution types are encouraged to attend the SSMA Convention.
Call for Proposals
We will host Research Presentations, Regular Sessions, Interactive/Hands-on Workshops, Poster Sessions, and a Three-Minute Thesis format (more details on session types below).
Session Types
- Research Session (25 or 50 minutes): This session is designed for the presentation of a research project or study. Audience members will have time at the end of a presentation to ask questions of the presenter.
- Regular Session (25 or 50 minutes): This session is designed to present information on projects, course innovations, program innovations or other science and mathematics initiatives. Audience members will have time at the end of a presentation to ask questions of the presenter.
- Workshop Session (75 minutes): This session is designed to engage participants in an interactive environment to explore mathematics, science, STEM research, projects, or initiatives.
- Poster Sessions: Present your research study, course innovation or other project. The poster session will last 90 minutes and consist of many presenters. Poster sessions allow attendees to speak will the presenters on a one-to-one basis.
- Three Minute Thesis: Present your research and its significance in three minutes. This session is great for graduate students and other researchers who want to engage the audience in a compelling oration of their research in 180 seconds.
Session Proposal Details
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Presentation Title (100 characters or less)
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Presentation Abstract (limited to 400 characters with spaces; this is what will be in the program)
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Proposal Description (limited to 2500 characters with spaces)
Accommodations:
Downtown Sheraton
1701 Commerce Street
Ft. Worth, TX 76102
Room rate: $189.00/night
Mark your calendars and plan to join us for the upcoming convention.
For each year:
- Call for proposals: February 1
- Proposals Due: March 31st
- Proposal Acceptance: May 1
- Registration Opens: June 1
- Early Bird Registration Deadline: October 1
- Presenter Registration Deadline: November 1
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