Math Education Seminars - Spring 2017

Spring 2017

• Jan 27:  Hiroko Warshauer, Texas State University, Developing Preservice Teachers' Understanding of Productive Struggle
• Feb 3:  Brittany Webre, Texas State University, Explanatory Effects of Texas House Bill 5 on College Algebra
• Feb 10:  Sharon Strickland, Texas State University, Last Steps Before Submission: Final Edit Workshop 
• Feb 17:  Nell Eichler, Texas State University, Present YOUR skills to the faculty!
• Feb 24:  Teresa Salazar, Texas State University, Development of Peer Interactions for Responsive Teaching (PIRT) for Mathematics Content Courses
• Mar 3:  Anton Dochtermann, Texas State University, Experiences with flipping the class
• Mar 10:  Debbie Seacrest, University of Montana Western, Mathematical Games in Multiple Levels of Education
• Mar 24:  Shawn Peterson, Texas State University, A New Approach to Teaching Math 1311: 8 Weeks With ALEKS
• Mar 31:  Kate Melhuish, Texas State University, Theoretical Frameworks Panel: What are they and why do we care?
• Apr 7 (noon - 1 pm):  Nama Namakshi, University of Arkansas, From Finishing up a Ph.D. to Adjusting to Life as an Academic
• Apr 14: Jessica Bishop, Texas State University, Classroom Responsiveness Over Time: A Case Study
• Apr 21:  Enes Akbuga, Texas State University, Increasing Student Motivation Through the Science and Engineering Integrated Calculus Tasks
• Apr 28: Victoria Krupnik, Rutgers University, Students’ Epistemological Frames and Their Interpretation of Lectures in advanced mathematics