2007 Pre-Session

Fourth Annual TEAM-Math Partnership Conference Pre-Session

Theme: Teacher Preparation Programs and other Special Initiatives to Improve Mathematics Education Offered by Institutions of Higher Learning

Click here for PDF of 2007 Pre-Session Program and Abstracts

Session I: Issues in Elementary Education
Moderator: Betty Senger
Speaker	Title
George Poole	Evolution of Counting and Measuring; PK-5
Rhonda Kilgo Audria White	JSU Prepares Teachers for Elementary School
Mary Johnson Betty Senger Steve Stuckwisch	Re-Visioning Mathematics for Pre-Service Elementary Teachers
Session II: Issues in Middle School Level and Secondary Education
Moderator: Gayle Herrington
Speaker	Title
Jan Case David Dempsey	New Opportunities in Secondary Teacher Preparation at JSU
Joy Black	Content Knowledge and Pedagogical Content Knowledge of Algebra Teachers
Agida Manizade	Designing Measures for Assessing Teachers' Pedagogical Content Knowledge of Geometry and Measurement at the Middle School Level (Research Report)
Session III: *School and University Collaboration to Improve Mathematics Education PK-20*
Moderator: Marilyn Strutchens
Speaker	Title
Kimberly White-Fredette David W. Stinson	What is Mathematics?: Teachers Exploring the Philosophy of Mathematics
S. Kathy Westbrook René Wilkins	University and State Math Initiative Partnerships
Debbie Gober Cindy Henning Kenneth Jones Brian Muse	Collaborative Initiatives to Improve Teacher Education
Session IV: *Improving the Teaching of Mathematics at the Post Secondary Level*
Moderator: Gary Martin
Speaker	Title
Jim Gleason	New Graduate Programs for Teaching Undergraduate Mathematics
Cecelia Laurie	How Can We Best Inform and Support Mathematicians in Teaching Mathematics Content Courses for Pre-Service Elementary School Teachers?
Julie Cwikla	Learning from Each Other Across Five Institutions: The Professional Mathematics Educators’ Forum

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