Teaching Seminar
Fall 2014
All talks are from 12:00-1:00 p.m. in the Seminar Room, unless otherwise specified.
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Dec08
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How to set up course webpages using Google SitesWill TravesTime: 12:00 PM
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Dec01
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How can we support each other?Academic CenterUSNATime: 12:00 PM
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Today's Teaching Seminar will be a discussion with colleagues from the Academic Center. The purpose of the seminar is to increase communication between the academic center and the math department. We will discuss topics such as the following: 1. What services are offered to math students? 2. When do you meet with students? 3. How many students do you see? 4. What do you do in extra help classes? 5. What kind of support would you like from the math department? 6. Have you made any observations about the different textbooks we are trying out this semester?
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Nov17
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A demonstration of GeoGebraNoble HetheringtonUSNATime: 12:00 PM
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GeoGebra is a software program for graphing, algebra, calculus, and other applications that is easier to use than Mathematica.
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Nov10
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When Good Teaching Leads to Bad Results (after Alan Schoenfeld)Amy KsirUSNATime: 12:00 PM
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A discussion of a classic article: Alan Schoenfeld's "When Good Teaching Leads to Bad Results: The Disasters of 'Well-Taught' Mathematics Courses" from 1988.
