Previous Mathematics Education Colloquia
Fall 2022-Spring 2023 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
These Spring 2023 events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science. For more information, contact Freda Cruél, 517-432-1490.
Spring 2023 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
Wednesday, January 25, 2023 3:30 - 5:00 pm Katherine Lewis, University of Washington
Disability Equity in Mathematics Education: Accessibility, Re-mediation, and Compensation
In person in 252 Erickson Hall and on zoom. Zoom link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/95059549382
Contact anyone above for the passcode. This talk will not be recorded.
Monday, February 27, 2023 Virtual Colloquium: 2:00 - 3:30 pm Nicole Louie and Chundou Her, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Building Racial Justice in Mathematics Education: A Seat at the Breakfast Table.
Zoom link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/94209936218
Contact anyone above for the passcode.
Flyer for Louie and Chundou Talk
Monday, March 13, 2023 1:30-3:00 pm Aditya "Adi" Adiredja, University of Arizona
Journey to “Anti-deficit Narratives”
In person in 252 Erickson Hall and on zoom. Zoom link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/98177166186
Contact anyone above for the passcode.
Fall 2022 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
Wednesday, November 30, 2022 3:00 - 4:30 pm Leslie Dietiker, Boston University
Characteristics of HS Mathematics Lessons that Increase Opportunities for Captivation
In person in 252 Erickson Hall and on zoom. Zoom link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/98171049554
Contact anyone above for the passcode.
Fall 2021/Spring 2022 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science. For more information, contact a committee member: Gail Burrill, Sarah Castle, Jihye Hwang, or contact Freda Cruél, 517-432-1490.
Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted shortly afterward, as available. Colloquium talks are scheduled to be held via Zoom, unless indicated otherwise. The Zoom information is in the posted flyer.
SPRING 2022 Schedule
Friday, February 18 10:00 am - 11:30 am Paul Drijvers, Utrecht University, Freudenthal Institute for Science and Mathematics Education
Computational Thinking in the Mathematics Classroom
Friday, March 25 10:00 am - 11:30 am Anna Sfard, University of Haifa
The Devil in Details: Teaching as Managing Inter-Discursive Gaps
Friday, April 8 1:00 - 2:30 pm Uri Treisman, The Charles A. Dana Center, University of Texas at Austin, and Erica Winterer, University of Texas at Austin
CANCELLED - Will be rescheduled for the coming academic year - stay tuned!
Fall 2020/Spring 2021 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science. For more information, contact a committee member: Gail Burrill, Elizabeth Phillips, David Bowers, Tim Hansen, or contact Freda Cruél, 517-432-1490.
Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted shortly afterward, as available. Colloquium talks are scheduled to be held via Zoom, unless indicated otherwise. Please register in advance of the colloquium at the link provided, once it is available.
SPRING 2021 Schedule
Friday, February 12 11:00 am - noon Arthur Bakker, Utrecht University, Freudenthal Institute and Patricio Herbst, University of Michigan
Journal for Research in Mathematics Education and Educational Studies in Mathematics: Perspectives from the Editors
Video of February 12th Talk (Video is accessible only to MSU faculty and students, and for educational purposes only. Also, the recording was started a few minutes in to the talk.)
Slides for Bakker talk only (Drawing removed due to current copyright restrictions)
Friday, March 5 11:00 am - noon Peter Liljedahl, Simon Fraser University
and Monday, March 15 11:00 am - noon (Rescheduled due to inclement weather affecting the Zoom session)
Building Thinking Classrooms
Flyer for March 15th Talk (Contains new date and updated registration link)
Video of March 5th Talk (Video is accessible only to MSU faculty and students, and for educational purposes only. Also, the recording was started a few minutes in to the talk. The gaps in the speaker's dropped internet were edited out. The video for the remainder of the talk will be posted below after March 15th.)
Video of March 15th Talk (Video is accessible only to MSU faculty and students, and for educational purposes only.)
Fall 2020 SCHEDULE
Friday, November 13 11:00 am - noon Anna DeJarnette and Casey Hord, University of Cincinnati
Blending Perspectives: Studies of Discourse and Gesturing in Math and Special Education
Fall 2019/Spring 2020 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science. For more information, contact a committee member: Higinio Dominguez, Gail Burrill, Sunghwan Byun, Sarah Gady Castle, or contact Freda Cruél, 517-432-1490.
Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted shortly afterward, as available. Colloquium talks are scheduled in 252 Erickson Hall, unless indicated otherwise.
From the committee: This year our colloquium focuses on Collaborative Research in Mathematics Education. We believe that collaboration in research contributes to framing and addressing more complex research questions, developing innovative theories and methodologies, and advancing new knowledge in our field. Also, while the expectation in graduate programs is for graduate students to produce research individually, our graduates will enter a field where collaboration is valued for the qualities and benefits previously highlighted.
SPRING 2020 SCHEDULE
To be rescheduled to Fall 2020 Anna DeJarnette and Casey Hord, University of Cincinnati
Blending Perspectives: Studies of Discourse and Gesturing in Math and Special Education
To be rescheduled to Fall 2020 Milos Savic, University of Oklahoma and Gail Tang, University of LaVerne
Fall 2019 Schedule
Wednesday, November 20 3:30-5:00 pm Michelle Cirillo, University of Delaware and Jennifer Reed, Mathematics Teacher, Delaware
Learning Together Through Collaborative Research: The Case of Proof in Secondary Mathematics
Wednesday, October 2 3:00-4:30 pm
Speakers:
Victoria Hand, University of Colorado at Boulder
Elizabeth Mendoza, University of California, Irvine
Justin TenEyck, “I Have A Dream” Foundation of Boulder County
Toward Re-humanizing Mathematics Education: Participatory Approaches to Noticing in Mathematics Classrooms
Fall 2018/Spring 2019 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science. For more information, contact a committee member: Gail Burrill, Shiv Karunakaran, Younggon Bae, Brittney Liggett, or contact Freda Cruél, 517-432-1490.
Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted shortly afterward, as available. Colloquium talks are scheduled in 252 Erickson Hall, unless indicated otherwise.
Fall 2018 Schedule
Thursday, October 18 Kyeong Hah Roh, Arizona State University 2:30-4:00 pm
On the Teaching and Learning of Logic in Mathematical Contents
Tuesday, November 27 Darryl Yong, Harvey Mudd College 1:30-3:00 pm
Active Learning 2.0: Being Intentionally Inclusive
Spring 2019 Schedule
Tuesday, February 19 Paul Dawkins, Northern Illinois University 2:00-3:30 pm
The use(s) of "is" in Mathematics
Saturday, March 23 Mathematics and Statistics Associations Summit
Responding to the Opportunities and Challenges for the Future of Mathematics and Statistics Education
Free Registration to attend the Summit on campus, or watch it via live-stream!
Fall 2017/Spring 2018 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science. For more information, contact a committee member: Gail Burrill, Shiv Karunakaran, Luke Tunstall, or Greg Beaudine, or contact Freda Cruél, 517-432-1490.
Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted shortly afterward, as available. Colloquium talks are scheduled in 252 Erickson Hall.
Fall 2017 Schedule
For Fall 2017, the talks will be scheduled on select Tuesdays from 1:15-2:45 pm in 252 Erickson, unless otherwise noted.
October 10 Kevin Moore, University of Georgia
Students' graphing activities: Re-presentations of what?
November 7 Luis Leyva, Vanderbilt University
The blending of academic and social support through apoyo and consejos in the mathematical success of three undergraduate Latinx engineering students.
November 28 3:30-5 pm Amy Parks, Michigan State University
Joy: The Zeroth Mathematical Practice
Spring 2018 Schedule
Tuesday, January 23 Elise Lockwood, Oregon State University 1:15-2:45 pm
Investigating Subtleties of the Multiplication Principle
Wednesday, February 28 Jennifer Langer-Osuna, Stanford University 1:45-3:15 pm
Fostering productive and inclusive collaborative mathematics classrooms
Wednesday, April 18 Elizabeth de Freitas, Manchester Metropolitan University, England 3:30-5:00 pm
What is a Mathematical Concept?
Fall 2016/Spring 2017 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science. For more information, contact Freda Cruél, (517) 432-1490, bunt@msu.edu.
The talks are typically scheduled on select Wednesdays from 3:30-5 pm in 252 Erickson, unless otherwise noted. Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted shortly afterward, as available.
Fall 2016 Schedule
October 12 Gregory Larnell, University of Illinois - Chicago
We Real Cool: Reconsidering the Cooling Out Phenomenon in a Remedial Mathematics Education Context
Video of Larnell Talk on DVD
November 16 Ricardo Nemirovsky, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
Video of Nemirovsky Talk on DVD
Spring 2017 Schedule
January 25 M. Alejandra Sorto, Texas State University
What matters for learners in linguistically diverse classrooms?
(This talk will not be videotaped.)
February 15 Maria Zavala, San Francisco State University
How does racial identity matter in the mathematics classroom?
Video of Zavala Talk on DVD
March 15 Julia Aguirre, University of Washington, Tacoma
Math Strong: Amplifying Equity and Justice in Mathematics Education Research and Practice
Video of Aguirre Talk on DVD
April 12 Luz Maldonado, Texas State University
Bilingual Teachers' Professional Noticing of Bilingual Children's Mathematical Thinking
Video of Maldonado Talk on DVD
Fall 2015/Spring 2016 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science.
The talks are typically scheduled on select Wednesdays from 3:30-5 pm in 252 Erickson, unless otherwise noted. Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted shortly afterward, as available.
Fall 2015 Schedule
November 18, 113 Erickson: Erika Bullock, University of Memphis
Do All Lives Matter in Mathematics Education? Flyer for Bullock talk
Video is not available.
December 2, 113 Erickson: Fran Arbaugh, Pennsylvania State University
Mathematics Methods Courses as Sites for Scholarly Inquiries Flyer for Arbaugh Talk
See Lisa Keller to sign out video.
PowerPoint of Arbaugh Slides
Spring 2016 Schedule
February 3 Kara Jackson, University of Washington
Specifying Equity-in-Practice Flyer for Jackson Talk
See Lisa Keller to sign out the DVDs of the talk.
March 2 Brent Davis, University of Calgary
Transforming Mathematics Education as Learning a Second Language
Due to technical difficulties, there is no video of this talk - we apologize.
March 30 Guadalupe "Lupita" Carmona, University of Texas at San Antonio
Campus Viviente in STEM Education
Video of Carmona Talk on DVD
April 27 Maisie Gholson, University of Michigan
The Problem We All Live With: The Knowability of Black Girls, the Importance of Context, and Mathematical Chauvinism
Video of Gholson Talk on DVD
Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science.
The talks are typically scheduled on select Wednesdays from 3:30-5 pm in 252 Erickson, unless otherwise noted. Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted a couple of weeks afterward, as available.
The theme for this year's colloquium series is The 3rd Handbook of Research on Mathematics Teaching and Learning: Author Presentations. As editor of the handbook, Jinfa Cai is the first presenter. He will provide general background about the handbook itself, and will also discuss his work as an author of a curriculum-focused chapter. Subsequent presenters will all have chapters in the forthcoming handbook.
- Friday, October 10 from 10-11:30 a.m.: Jinfa Cai, University of Delaware
- Flyer for Cai Talk
- Building a Knowledge Base and Intellectual Capacity in Mathematics Education: Promises and Challenges
- Video of Cai talk on DVD
- PDF of Cai talk slides
- November 19: Keith Weber, Rutgers University
- Flyer for Weber Talk
- Video of Weber talk on DVD (Recording started 5 minutes in to the talk - our apologies)
- PowerPoint of Weber talk slides
- December 10: Danny Martin, University of Illinois - Chicago and Niral Shah, Michigan State University
- Flyer for Martin/Shah Talk
- Writing About Race in White Institutional Space
- Video of Martin/Shah talk on DVD
- PDF of Martin/Shah talk
- January 21: Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Distinguished Lecture, Janine Remillard, University of Pennsylvania
- Flyer for LPF Remillard Talk
- Remillard talk on DVD
- Conceptualizing Mathematics Teachers' Curriculum Capacity
- February 18: Chris Rasmussen, San Diego State University
- Recent Developments in Post-Calculus Mathematics Education Research
- Flyer for Rasmussen Talk
- Rasmussen talk on DVD
- PDF of Rasmussen talk
- March 18: Paola Sztajn, North Carolina State University
- Examining the Field of Research on Mathematics Professional Development
- Flyer for Sztajn Talk
- Sztajn talk on DVD
- PDF of Sztajn talk
- April 29: Beth Herbel-Eisenmann, MSU, and Einat Heyd-Metzuyanim, University of Pittsburgh
- Highlighting Heritages & Building Tasks: A Critical Analysis of Literature on Mathematics Classroom Discourse
- Flyer for Einat and Beth Talk
- BHE and EHM talk on DVD
- PDF of BHE and EHM talk
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science.
All days and times are Wednesdays from 3:30-5 pm (unless otherwise noted). All locations are 252 Erickson (unless otherwise noted). Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted a couple of weeks afterward, as available. If the talk is on DVD, please see Lisa Keller in 221 North Kedzie to sign it out for viewing.
Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
October 2: Anita Wager, University of Wisconsin – Madison Flyer for Wager talk
Can Equitable Mathematics Pedagogy and the Common Core Coexist in Early Childhood
Classrooms?
Wager talk on DVD
October 30: Deborah Hughes Hallett, University of Arizona Flyer for Hughes Hallett talk
Calculus for the Class of 2020
Hughes Hallett talk on DVD
PowerPoint of Hughes Hallett talk
November 20: Jason Zimba, Student Achievement Partners – CANCELLED – To Be Rescheduled
February 19: Paul Cobb, Vanderbilt University
Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Distinguished Lecture
(Reception 3-3:30 pm in 252 Erickson)
An Agenda for Research on Supporting Improvement in the Quality of Mathematics Teaching
on a Large Scale
Cobb talk on DVD
March 26: Chris Rasmussen, San Diego State University – CANCELLED – To Be Rescheduled
Fall 2012 and Spring 2013 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
Theme: Teaching and Learning Algebra and Related Policy Issues
These events are sponsored by the Program in Mathematics Education, the Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Endowment, and the Colleges of Education and Natural Science.
The talks are scheduled on the following Wednesdays from 3:30-5 pm in 252 Erickson. Titles of talks will be posted as they are received. A video of the talk will be posted a couple of weeks afterward, as available. Older talks are available on DVD as noted. Contact Lisa Keller to sign out a DVD.
September 12: Gail Burrill, Michigan State University
Why aren’t we paying attention to the research on teaching and learning algebra?
Flyer for Burrill talk
Burrill talk on DVD
PowerPoint of Burrill talk
October 10: Jill Newton, Purdue University
Preparing to Teach Algebra (PTA): A Study of Teacher Education Flyer for Newton talk
Newton talk on DVD
PowerPoint of Newton talk
October 24: Bob Floden, Michigan State University
Learning How Pupils Make Sense of Algebra Word Problems: Tool Development Flyer for Floden talk
Floden talk on DVD
November 6: Ed Silver, Dean, School of Education, University of Michigan – Dearborn Flyer for Silver talk
Supporting High-Quality Mathematics Teaching: (How) Can We Scale Up to Version 2.0?
Video of Silver talk on DVD
November 14: Karen King, Director of Research, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, NCTM Flyer for King talk
Measuring Teachers’ Use of Standards-based Instructional Materials
November 28: Tom Loveless, Senior Fellow at The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. Flyer for Loveless talk
The “Algebra for All” Movement: A Progress Report
Loveless talk on DVD
January 16: Rose Mary Zbiek, Pennsylvania State University
Putting Research on Technology in Mathematics Education to Work to Inform Teaching
and Learning of Algebra
Zbiek talk on DVD
February 6: Beth Herbel-Eisenmann, Michael Steele, and Lindsay Keazer, Michigan State University
The LANDSCAPE of Opportunities to Learn Algebra I
(Video and PowerPoint not available)
February 20: Amy Ellis, University of Wisconsin – Madison Flyer for Ellis talk
Building Learning Trajectories From A Foundation of Quantitative Reasoning
Ellis talk on DVD
(PowerPoint not available)
March 13: Sarah Sword, Education Development Center Flyer for Sword talk
Assessing Secondary Teachers’ Algebraic Habits of Mind
(This talk was not videotaped)
March 20: Susan Empson, University of Texas at Austin Flyer for Empsom talk
Seeing the Algebra in Children’s Fraction Work
Empsom talk on DVD
March 28 (Note: this is a Thursday): Alan Schoenfeld, University of California, Berkeley
Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Distinguished Lecture Flyer for Schoenfeld talk
(Reception 3-3:30 pm in 252 Erickson)
What Counts in Mathematics (Especially Algebra) Classrooms?
Shoenfeld talk on DVD. The first half hour of this talk was inadvertently not taped. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Spring 2012 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
March 21: Shulamit Kapon, Tel Aviv University
Deconstructing Knowledge Construction in Analogical Reasoning Processes Flyer for Shuly’s Talk
Kapon talk on DVD
April 4: Paola Valero, Aalborg University, Denmark
Researching the Political in Mathematics Education Flyer for Valero Talk
Valero talk on DVD
Fall 2011 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
September 14: Joe Krajcik, Director of Institute for Research on Mathematics and Science Education, Michigan State University
Working Collaboratively with the Institute for Research on Mathematics and Science Education
Krajcik Talk on DVD
September 21: Melissa Gresalfi, University of Indiana
Using Videogames and Narrative to Enhance Mathematical Engagement
Gresalfi Talk on DVD
November 2: Indigo Esmonde, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education/University of Toronto
Collaboration on a Social Justice Mathematics Task: Three Analyses
Esmonde Talk on DVD
November 16: Elizabeth van Es, University of California – Irvine
Learning to Notice Student Thinking: Developing Pre-service Teachers’ Professional Vision of Ambitious Mathematics Instruction
Van Es Talk on DVD
December 7: Judit Moschkovich, University of California – Santa Cruz
Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Distinguished Lecture
Moschkovich Talk on DVD
Due to a large number of Mathematics Education Faculty Candidate Talks in Spring 2011 and a couple of weather-related speaker cancellations, there were no Colloquiua this semester.
Fall 2010 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
September 8: Amy Parks, University of Georgia
Math, Race and Scarecrows: Studying Mathematical Competence in a Rural Preschool
Parks Talk on DVD (colloquium starts at 42 seconds in)
September 22: Dave Wagner, University of New Brunswick
Mathematics Education for Humane Interaction
(Video not available)
October 20: Susan Gerofsky, University of British Columbia
Genre analysis: How to do it and why it is useful in mathematics education
Gerofsky Talk on DVD (colloquium starts at 50 seconds in)
November 3: Karen Marrongelle, Portland State University
Linking Classroom Discourse and Student Learning in Differential Equations
Marrongelle Talk on DVD
November 17: Kathryn Chval, University of MIssouri – Columbia
(Videoclips of students from the talk were not able to be videotaped, and no audio was present for some of these clips.)
Chval Talk on DVD
December 1: Jim Hiebert, University of Delaware
Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Talk
Hiebert Talk on DVD
Spring 2010 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
January 20: Joan Ferrini-Mundy, Michigan State University (currently on leave at NSF)
507 Erickson
Challenges and Opportunities for Research and Development to Improve Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Teaching and Learning: A Perspective from the National Science Foundation
Ferrini-Mundy Talk on DVD
March 17: Deborah Schifter, Center for the Development of Teaching, Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC), Newton, MA
Examining the Behavior of the Operations: An Aspect of Early Algebraic Reasoning
Schifter Talk on DVD
March 31: Rochelle Gutierrez, University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana
Nesting in Napantla: Rethinking Teaching and Teacher Education with an Eye Towards Uncertainty
Gutierrez Talk on DVD
April 7: Denise Mewborn, University of Georgia
Mathematics Teacher Education as Assisted Performance
Mewborn Talk on DVD
April 14: Eric ‘Rico’ Gutstein, University of Illinois at Chicago
Why Did Derrion Albert Die? Using Critical Math to Understand the Conditions of Our Lives
Gutstein Talk on DVD
Fall 2009 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
September 16: Amanda Jansen, University of Delaware
What Do Students Talk About When They Talk About Their Participation in Mathematics Classroom Discourse?
Jansen Talk on DVD
September 30: Laura Jacobsen Spielman, Jean Mistele, Radford University
MEPI-fying Mathematics Education
133F Erickson
Spielman & Mistele Talk on DVD
October 7: Patricia Campbell, University of Maryland
Elusive Connections: Teacher Knowledge, Student Education Achievement, and Efforts
to Support Instructional Change
(Video is unavailable, due to inaudible audio)
October 21: Danny Martin, University of Illinois, Chicago
The Politics of Race and Identity in Mathematics Education
Martin Talk on DVD
November 18: Jeff Choppin, University of Rochester
Knowledge of curriculum and student thinking: Teacher learning from multiple enactments of Standards-based curriculum materials
Choppin Talk on DVD
Friday, December 4 : Jere Confrey, North Carolina State University
Fall Lappan-Phillips-Fitzgerald Lecture
10-11:30 am, 252 Erickson
Confrey Talk on DVD
Spring 2009 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
January 28: Jon Davis, Western Michigan University
Examining the Influence of Core-Plus Mathematics on Several Postsecondary Student Achievement Measures
Davis Talk on DVD
February 4: Jennifer Kaplan, Michigan State University
Lesson Study in Calculus: The Derivative
Kaplan Talk on DVD
February 25: David Pimm, University of Alberta
Cultures of Generality and Their Associated Pedagogies
Pimm Talk on DVD
March 4: Maria Blanton and Despina Stylianou, University of Massachusetts – Dartmouth
What Difference Do Our Words Make? Discourse and Knowing in Undergraduate Students’ Learning of Proof
Blanton and Stylianou Talk on DVD
March 18: Edd Taylor, Northwestern University
To Divinity and Beyond: Exploring Mathematical Expectancy of Meaning in Churches and Schools
Taylor Talk on DVD
(we apologize for the poor audio quality at times in this video – will fix for next taping)
April 1: Eric Knuth, University of Wisconsin
Middle School Students’ Production of Mathematical Justifications
Knuth Talk on DVD
April 29: Joan Moss, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto
Tracking Young Students’ Developing Abilities to Generalize in the Context of Patterning Problems
Moss Talk on DVD
Fall 2008 Mathematics Education Colloquium Schedule
September 3: Brent Davis, University of British Columbia
Davis Talk on DVD
September 17: Miriam Sherin, Northwestern University
Sherin Talk on DVD
October 15: Megan Franke, University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA)
Franke Talk on DVD
October 29: Marta Civil, University of Arizona
(Video is unavailable)
November 5: Dorothy White, University of Georgia
White Talk on DVD
November 19: Daniel Chazan, University of Maryland
(jointly sponsored by DSME and the Center for the Scholarship of Teaching)
(Video is unavailable)
December 3: Ed Silver, University of Michigan
(The Lappan-Phillips- Fitzgerald Lecture)
Silver Talk on DVD