Developing math projects that are authentic and allow student voice and choice

Paul Hand (Northeastern University)

21-Nov-2023, 17:00-18:00 (2 years ago)

Abstract: Dr. Hand has helped develop mathematics projects for a variety of learning environments, including K-12 STEM camps, professional development for K-12 educators, and college classrooms.  He will share stories and lessons learned from attempting to build projects that inspire students to pursue STEM.  The talk will focus specifically on creating projects that are authentic to students' lives, permit students to express their unique voice, and give students an appropriate amount of choice.  These projects have been delivered in the Tapia Camps at Rice University funded in part from Houston Independent School District, and at San Jacinto College as part of an NSF-funded grant.

mathematics education

Audience: researchers in the topic


Online Seminar On Undergraduate Mathematics Education

Series comments: Description: Seminar on university-level math education

OLSUME is an online seminar centered on mathematics education at the university level. Talks will cover curriculum, pedagogy, inclusiveness, professional development, blended and flipped classrooms, and other topics of interest.

ZOOM LINK: cornell.zoom.us/j/92415199317 Password: olsume

Organizers: Haynes Miller*, Tara Holm, Rosalee Zammuto*
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