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The University of Maine

2010

Math and Science Curriculum Development

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Creation, Coordination, And Activation Of Resources In Physics And Mathematics Learning, Michael J. Wittmann, John R. Thompson, John Donovan Dec 2010

Creation, Coordination, And Activation Of Resources In Physics And Mathematics Learning, Michael J. Wittmann, John R. Thompson, John Donovan

University of Maine Office of Research Administration: Grant Reports

This project seeks to study introductory college level courses in physics, mechanics, and mathematics. The research questions involve the processes by which students become able to use resources across contexts (such as between mathematics and physics), how ideas in math and physics form a resource network, and what mechanisms trigger individual resources or coordinated networks.

The researcher will conduct clinical interviews, small group interviews, and statistical analysis of survey questions as well as videos from classroom and help sessions. The data being collected would be analyzed for purpose of describing the development of students as they refine skills in mathematics …


Conference 2008 - Integrating Science And Mathematics Education Research Into Teaching Iv: Resources And Tool For Improved Learning, Susan R. Mckay, Stephen A. Norton, Eric A. Pandiscio, Owen Paul Maurais, John R. Thompson Ii Aug 2010

Conference 2008 - Integrating Science And Mathematics Education Research Into Teaching Iv: Resources And Tool For Improved Learning, Susan R. Mckay, Stephen A. Norton, Eric A. Pandiscio, Owen Paul Maurais, John R. Thompson Ii

University of Maine Office of Research Administration: Grant Reports

The Center for Science and Mathematics Education at the University of Maine continues its series of national conferences on providing professional development and resources for integrating mathematics and science education research into teaching. The first part of the conference consists of three days of parallel presentations and discussions by nationally recognized experts along with short workshops. The workshops provide first hand experience with either research-based STEM curricula or cutting edge STEM research projects that can serve as a basis for classroom instruction. The purposes of the conference include bringing together 150 participants in all aspects of STEM education (researchers, teachers, …