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Teaching Numeracy For Social Justice: Educational Equity, Esther Isabelle Wilder, Crystal C. Rodriguez, Caterina Shost, Eduardo Vianna, Frank Wang
Teaching Numeracy For Social Justice: Educational Equity, Esther Isabelle Wilder, Crystal C. Rodriguez, Caterina Shost, Eduardo Vianna, Frank Wang
Numeracy
The special collection, “Teaching Numeracy for Social Justice: Educational Equity,” focuses on how quantitative reasoning (QR) can function as a vehicle for equity, empowerment, and democratic participation. Building on a longstanding tradition that treats numeracy as inseparable from social justice, these contributions highlight how progressive pedagogies (e.g., active learning, authentic research, and equity-oriented assessment) have the potential to broaden access for students historically excluded from quantitative fields. The studies span a variety of conceptual frameworks, introductory and advanced quantitative instruction, and interdisciplinary applications, showcasing how inclusive QR practices can build confidence, agency, and real-world understanding. These articles demonstrate that when …
Quantitative Reasoning In Calculus Iii: Advancing Student Engagement, Confidence, And Aspirations At An Hsi, Tanvir Prince
Quantitative Reasoning In Calculus Iii: Advancing Student Engagement, Confidence, And Aspirations At An Hsi, Tanvir Prince
Numeracy
This study examines the impact of integrating Quantitative Reasoning (QR) into a Calculus III course at a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) on student engagement, confidence, and aspirations. The course is offered at Hostos Community College in the South Bronx. It incorporated QR-focused projects on economic inequality, environmental pollution, and access to healthcare. These projects allowed students to apply advanced calculus concepts to real-world social issues. A pre- and post-survey design was employed to assess changes in students’ mathematical confidence, perceptions of relevance, and career and educational goals. Results showed statistically significant gains in confidence and in the belief that advanced math …
A Comparison Of First- And Continuing-Generation Students Completing A Project-Based Introductory Statistics Course, Susan A. Dumais, Naomi J. Spence, Lisa Dierker
A Comparison Of First- And Continuing-Generation Students Completing A Project-Based Introductory Statistics Course, Susan A. Dumais, Naomi J. Spence, Lisa Dierker
Numeracy
Traditional introductory statistics courses that focus on techniques are not engaging for many college students; this may be especially true for first-generation college students, who generally have more difficulty engaging in the college environment than continuing-generation students. We study first-generation college students’ experiences in a course-based undergraduate research experience called Passion-Driven Statistics. Passion-Driven Statistics is a multidisciplinary, project-based introductory statistics course where students develop their own research topics, analyze publicly available quantitative data, and focus on conceptual understanding of statistics rather than hand calculations. Using pre-course and post-course surveys from students taking Passion-Driven Statistics in colleges throughout the United States, …
The Roles Of Mathematics In Teaching For Social Justice: A Framework For The College Classroom, Vivian Lim, Daniel Libertz
The Roles Of Mathematics In Teaching For Social Justice: A Framework For The College Classroom, Vivian Lim, Daniel Libertz
Numeracy
In this paper, we present a framework for understanding the multiple roles that mathematics can serve in the classroom towards social justice goals, developed through an analysis of 36 social justice mathematics curricular modules in college settings. The framework is grounded in Patricia Hill Collins's matrix of domination and consists of seven themes that represent the different roles mathematics can play: measuring inequality, illuminating conditions resulting in inequality, understanding the mechanisms of phenomena, challenging stereotypes and misconceptions, generating and evaluating solutions, communication and action, and criticizing quantification. Our framework supports the perspective that mathematics can serve important and distinct roles …
A Prescription For Ineffective Notice In Mhealth, Tatyana Norman-Webler
A Prescription For Ineffective Notice In Mhealth, Tatyana Norman-Webler
Akron Law Review
No abstract provided.
Soft Law Governance Of Artificial Intelligence In Healthcare, Gary E. Marchant
Soft Law Governance Of Artificial Intelligence In Healthcare, Gary E. Marchant
Akron Law Review
No abstract provided.
Private Equity And Non-Profit Status In The Us Healthcare System, Sam Halabi, Sanvi Belani, George O'Hara
Private Equity And Non-Profit Status In The Us Healthcare System, Sam Halabi, Sanvi Belani, George O'Hara
Akron Law Review
No abstract provided.
Dying Well: Hospice Care As A Diminished Promise, Barry R. Furrow
Dying Well: Hospice Care As A Diminished Promise, Barry R. Furrow
Akron Law Review
No abstract provided.
Reconnect Or Disconnect?: Using Technology To Address Loneliness And Social Isolation For Aging Adults And Its Regulation, Laura C. Hoffman
Reconnect Or Disconnect?: Using Technology To Address Loneliness And Social Isolation For Aging Adults And Its Regulation, Laura C. Hoffman
Akron Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Tough Triangle Between Pbms, Erisa Preemption, And State Laws, Brendan Mohan
The Tough Triangle Between Pbms, Erisa Preemption, And State Laws, Brendan Mohan
Akron Law Review
No abstract provided.
Review: Mountains Of Blame: Climate And Culpability In The Philippine Uplands., David Gowey
Review: Mountains Of Blame: Climate And Culpability In The Philippine Uplands., David Gowey
Journal of Ecological Anthropology
No abstract provided.
The Archon, 1949 Edition, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated
The Archon, 1949 Edition, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated
Josie Green Washington Papers
A 1949 edition pamphlet called The Archon, an official organ of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.
Harmony Or Anarchy? Punk’S Legacy In Protest Music, Keen Simpson
Harmony Or Anarchy? Punk’S Legacy In Protest Music, Keen Simpson
Legacy
No abstract provided.
Eurocentric Or Child-Centered? A History Of Education In The United States In The Twentieth Century, Jason Kane
Eurocentric Or Child-Centered? A History Of Education In The United States In The Twentieth Century, Jason Kane
Legacy
No abstract provided.
Never Mind, I’M Bored: An Examination Of The History Of Punk Rock In New York City During The 1970s, Tameshia Glass
Never Mind, I’M Bored: An Examination Of The History Of Punk Rock In New York City During The 1970s, Tameshia Glass
Legacy
No abstract provided.
World War Ii, The Rise Of Global Women, And Their Role In Society, Leslie Davis
World War Ii, The Rise Of Global Women, And Their Role In Society, Leslie Davis
Legacy
No abstract provided.
How Bork Made It To The Supreme Court: Judge Robert Bork’S Nomination Battle And Its Impact On American Judicial Politics, Will Brady
Legacy
No abstract provided.
In Memoriam: Dr. Marvin E. Pizer (1926-2025), Richard F. Roadcap Dds
In Memoriam: Dr. Marvin E. Pizer (1926-2025), Richard F. Roadcap Dds
Virginia Dental Journal
No abstract provided.
Vda Career Center Connects Employers With Premier Dental Professionals, Shannon Jacobs
Vda Career Center Connects Employers With Premier Dental Professionals, Shannon Jacobs
Virginia Dental Journal
Leverage your VDA member benefits by using the VDA Career Center to find new talent for your practice.
The Fulcrum Podcast, Shannon Jacobs
The Fulcrum Podcast, Shannon Jacobs
Virginia Dental Journal
In this issue we feature the latest episodes of The Fulcrum Podcast.
Virginia Dental Journal Announces Excellence Awards - Call For Submissions, Shannon Jacobs
Virginia Dental Journal Announces Excellence Awards - Call For Submissions, Shannon Jacobs
Virginia Dental Journal
The Virginia Dental Journal is introducing the Excellence Awards in 2026 to honor outstanding contributions in writing, clinical relevance, and advancing the dental profession in Virginia. Articles published in Volume 103 (2026) are eligible, with submissions due by September 1, 2026. Award categories include the Horizon Award, Image Award, The Source Award, and Editor’s Choice. Winners will be recognized at the Virginia Dental Association’s Annual Business Meeting in January 2027. More details and guidelines are available on the Virginia Dental Journal website.
Va Dent J January, February And March 2026
Va Dent J January, February And March 2026
Virginia Dental Journal
The January-March 2026 issue of the Virginia Dental Journal highlights key updates and initiatives from the Virginia Dental Association (VDA). It addresses Virginia’s dental workforce shortage with a proposed three-step legislative solution to expand access to care and strengthen the dental workforce pipeline. The issue features upcoming events, including the VDA Legislative Reception, Lobby Day, and the Virginia Dental Showcase. It also provides educational opportunities, such as the Dental Assisting II Program and the Virginia Dental Journal Excellence Awards. Advocacy updates focus on legislative efforts, Medicaid budget cuts, and AI regulations in dentistry. Resources for members include discounts through VDA …
A Case Study Of Faculty Composition And Workload In Sport Management Programs At Small-To-Medium-Sized Colleges And Universities, Joshua Greer, Nicholas Zoroya, Aimee T. Vlachos, Alan Ledford
A Case Study Of Faculty Composition And Workload In Sport Management Programs At Small-To-Medium-Sized Colleges And Universities, Joshua Greer, Nicholas Zoroya, Aimee T. Vlachos, Alan Ledford
The COSMA Journal
Sport management has transitioned from its origins in physical education to an established, business-oriented academic discipline, prompting new questions about how faculty composition and workload shape program delivery in resource-constrained contexts. This case study investigates faculty structures, instructional variety, and workload in sport management programs at small- to medium-sized U.S. colleges and universities, as defined by the Carnegie Size & Setting Classification. A mixed-methods survey of faculty (n = 61) was analyzed using descriptive statistics and thematic content analysis. Quantitative results indicated that core courses are primarily taught by full-time faculty, with most programs relying on one to three full-time …
The Archon, December 1948, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated
The Archon, December 1948, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated
Josie Green Washington Papers
A pamphlet called The Archon, an official organ of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, from December 1948.
Ibn Malik’S Approach To Grammatical Evidence A Reading Of The Arguments Of Supporters And Opponents, Asst. Prof. Mousa Bin Nasser Al-Mousa
Ibn Malik’S Approach To Grammatical Evidence A Reading Of The Arguments Of Supporters And Opponents, Asst. Prof. Mousa Bin Nasser Al-Mousa
UB Journal for Humanities
his study examines, on one hand, the evidence advanced by those who accuse Ibn Mālik of fabricating grammatical citations (shawāhid), and, on the other, the evidence and rejoinders offered by those who hold him innocent of such fabrication. The researcher adopts an inductive method by tracing the arguments of both the affirmers and the deniers, analyzing them, and then evaluating them in an effort to reach a preponderant judgment on the question. The findings indicate the strength and cogency of the two principal proofs: solitary transmission (tafarrud) and omission of attribution (ighfāl al-nisba), as well as the inability of the …
Indian Neighbours In Medina From The 11th To 13th Hijri Century / 17th To 19th Gregorian Century, Dr. Samia Suliman Al-Jabry
Indian Neighbours In Medina From The 11th To 13th Hijri Century / 17th To 19th Gregorian Century, Dr. Samia Suliman Al-Jabry
UB Journal for Humanities
This study explores the dimensions of Indian Muslims’ migration to Medina, From the eleventh century AH to the thirteenth century AH / the seventeenth to the nineteenth century CE. shedding light on the city’s status as a religious and intellectual hub that attracted residents from across the Islamic world. It demonstrates how the concept of mujawara (settling near the Prophet’s Mosque), initially intended as a temporary stay, evolved into a multifaceted civilizational phenomenon. Indian Muslims played a significant role in stimulating the intellectual, economic, and social life of Medina. The study also highlights their contribution to building a web of …
Dialectical Techniques And Logical And Psychological Critiques In The Work Of Imam Al-Tufi: An Analytical Study Of 'Commentary On The Four Gospels And The Twelve Books' From A Jurisprudential Perspective, Dr. Reema Bint Ali Muhammad Al-Qahtani
Dialectical Techniques And Logical And Psychological Critiques In The Work Of Imam Al-Tufi: An Analytical Study Of 'Commentary On The Four Gospels And The Twelve Books' From A Jurisprudential Perspective, Dr. Reema Bint Ali Muhammad Al-Qahtani
UB Journal for Humanities
This study examines the dialectical methods and logical fallacies employed by Imam al-Ṭūfī in his refutation of the Christians through his work al-Taʿlīq ʿalā al-Anājīl al-Arbaʿa wa-al-Kutub al-Ithnay ʿAshar. The research seeks to identify the types of dialectical fallacies extracted by the Imam and to explain how he employed them in defending Islamic creed and refuting the claims of his opponents with a solid rational methodology, rendering his work worthy of scholarly attention from both uṣūlī (legal-theoretical) and dialectical perspectives. The study adopts an inductive method first, followed by deductive and analytical approaches. Among its key findings is that Imam …
Atmospheric Waves Experiment (Awe) Thermal Control System: Review Of On-Orbit Performance, Matthew I. Ralphs, Mike Holt
Atmospheric Waves Experiment (Awe) Thermal Control System: Review Of On-Orbit Performance, Matthew I. Ralphs, Mike Holt
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
This paper reviews the Atmospheric Waves Experiment (AWE) detector thermal control system’s (TCS) performance for over two years of operation on the Internation Space Station (ISS). The TCS employs active thermal control for the InGaAs detectors with thermoelectric coolers (TEC). Each of the four detectors are controlled by a dedicated TEC at a nominal setpoint of -30°C, with heat transported away via low-mass, high-conductance pyrolytic graphite sheet (PGS) thermal straps into a nickel-plated copper conductor bar. A bi-directional radiator with Silver Teflon ensures an unobstructed view that can radiate the heat away to space. Titanium isolators decouple the detectors from …
A Suite Of Thermal Switches For Surviving Extreme Thermal Environments In Space, Matthew I. Ralphs, Matt Jensen, Alexis Eames, Matt Sinfield
A Suite Of Thermal Switches For Surviving Extreme Thermal Environments In Space, Matthew I. Ralphs, Matt Jensen, Alexis Eames, Matt Sinfield
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
Thermal switches are a key enabling technology for spacecraft operating in extreme thermal environments. Whether surviving the lunar night, managing intermittent high-power loads from deep space communication systems, or dealing with other extreme thermal environments, high-performance thermal switches allow critical missions to operate beyond conventional thermal design limits. This paper presents the development, testing, and performance of a suite of passive thermal switches designed for both spacecraft- and subsystem-level thermal control. The suite includes: (1) traditional in-line switch placed between sensitive components and radiators; (2) compact designs suitable for integration into standard bolted joint interfaces to modulate the conductance between …