UBC Math CWSEI
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Math 230 |
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Title |
Description |
People involved |
Scheduled dates for work |
Status (2011.09.26) |
Documents |
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230.1 Literature review (articles)(2011) |
Determine the current state of the problem, names of those leading research and development in the field |
Katya Y |
June-August 2011 |
Literature review completed |
Links to articles are coming
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230.2 Literature review (textbooks)(2011) |
Review old and newest textbooks. |
Katya Y |
June 2011-present |
A book by Sybilla Beckmann is coming |
List of books reviewed is coming
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230.3 Useful resourses( 2011) |
Books with interesting problems; interesting articles to post |
Katya Y, Steph van W, Djun K, Mark M, Malgorzata D |
June 2011-present |
I keep looking around for more |
List and links to resourses is coming
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230.4 Interviews |
Conduct interviews with people who have at some point been involved or are still involved with mathematics education of future elementary school teachers |
Katya Y |
June 2011-present |
Interviews with past instructors: Gary Rupert, Mark MacLean, Malgorzata Dubiel, Andrew Adler. |
Please see Math Department course archive or CWSEI Course Materials. |
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230.5 Diagnostic |
Run at the end and start of semester. Purpose: determine student demographic, majors, attitudes and concerns, as well as arithmetic knowledge and problem-solving skills |
Katya Y, Steph vW |
June 2011-April 2012 |
Diagnostic test has been created. Contact CWSEI-Math for a .tex and .pdf copies. It is important that the diagnostic is not available online |
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230.6 Learning goals |
Assemble learning goals for both lectures and homework sets. |
Katya Y, Steph vW |
Sep 2011-present |
Learning goals for Math 230 Fall 2011, with comments by Stephanie van Willigenburg. .tex file is available |
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230.7 Recommendations by BCCUMSP |
Curriculum recommendations for the Math for future elementary educators course |
The British Columbia Committee on the Undergraduate Program in Mathematics and Statistics |
Sep 2011-present |
Pages 6 and 7 contain the most important information: course objectives and recommended topics |
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