Math Education Seminars - Spring 2015
Spring 2015
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Jan 30: Hiroko Warshauer, Max Warshauer and Christina Starkey, Texas State University, Using journals to support learning: The case of an elementary number theory course.
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Feb 6: Paul Prueitt, Texas State University, Deep Architectures for Human and Machine Learning.
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Feb 13: Zhonghong Jiang, Brittany Webre, Alexander White, Texas State University, Characteristics of Different Learning Environments in Geometry Classrooms
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Feb 20: Bryan Nankervis, Texas State University, Chicken Little and Other Fairy Tales about Mathematics Education
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Feb 27: No Seminar
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Mar 6: Sharon Strickland, Hiroko Warshauer, Nama Namakshi and Lauren Hickman, Texas State University, Relating Preservice Teacher Noticing with Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching
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Mar 13: Sarah Hanusch, Texas State University, The use of examples during a transition-to-proof course.
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Mar 20: No Seminar - Spring Break
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Mar 27: Sharon Strickland, Texas State University, Linking Practices of Responding to Other Constructs
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Apr 3: Jian Shen, Texas State University, Mental Mathematics: A Problem-Solving Technique for Training Mathematically Gifted Students
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Apr 10: No Seminar - Awards Ceremony
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Apr 17: Paul Prueitt, Texas State University, New Data Sources for the Measurement of Learning
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Apr 24: Christine Herrera, Texas State University, Advanced Mathematics Students' Evoked Concept Image of Limits of a Function
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May 1: M. Alejandra Sorto, Rachel Bower & Teresa Salazar, Texas State University, Mathematics Instruction for English Language Learners