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Tag Archives: Interview
To Active Learning and Beyond: Attending to Student Thinking AND Student Experience in Active-Learning Math Classes
By Jess Ellis Hagman, Contributing Editor, Colorado State University On a recent trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico, I met a really cool woman named Anna Sale who runs a podcast called Death, Sex, and Money (check it out). In … Continue reading
Posted in Classroom Practices, Faculty Experiences, Student Experiences
Tagged active learning, Interview
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Students’ Views of REUs: a “Magical Place of Thinking”
By the Editorial Board, based on an interview at the 2017 Joint Mathematics Meeting with REU students David Burton, Kelly Emmrich, Micah Henson, Andres Mejia, and Nina Pande. Editor’s note: The editors thank David, Kelly, Micah, Andres, and Nina for … Continue reading
