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Alumni Participant Outreach Activities
To build a core group of users for the PCMI @ Math Forum resources, participants of the High School Teacher Program have offered/will offer the following workshops.
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- 2003 - 2004
- Ohio Math Academy Project - Cincinnati, OH
- Dates: February 12 - 13, 2004
- Presenters: Steve Phelps
- Description: A workshop designed for Ohio's teachers, helping teachers to plan lessons and assessments in line with the Ohio Model Math Curriculum.
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- Inversion and Inversive Geometry on the TI-92 Plus/Voyage 200 - New Orleans, LA
- Dates: March 12-14, 2004
- Presenters: Steve Phelps
- Description: This is a session at the Teachers Teaching with Technology International Conference.
Participants will explore the little used F5:6:INVERSE command in Cabri Geometry. Participants will learn about the properties of inversive geometry, explore congruent shapes, construct inversive images, and see practical applications of inversion.
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- Teaching Geometry in the Middle Schools University of Cincinnati
- Dates: Spring 2004
- Presenters: Steve Phelps
- Description: This quarter-long course for pre-service middle grade teachers will focus on methods, strategies, and tools used for effectively teaching geometry in middle grades. Students will use these to plan instruction in line with the NCTM Standards and Ohio Mathematics Content Standards.
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- 2004 - 2005
- Fractal Fun-damentals - Palm Springs, CA (CMC-South Conference)
- Date: November 6, 2004
- Presenter: Susan Mussack
- Description: Algebra standards are accessible to all students through these projects and problem-solving activities. Imagination and creativity combine to motivate and intrigue.
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- 2005 - 2006
- An Interview with Celia Hoyles, ICMI's First Freudenthal Medalist - St. Louis, MO (NCTM)
- Date: April 27, 2006
- Presenter: Danny Goroff
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- Who Are the Best Math Teachers? - St. Louis, MO (NCTM)
- Date: April 27, 2006
- Presenter: Johnny Lott
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- The Locker Problem: Solutions, Extensions, and What If Not? - St. Louis, MO (NCTM)
- Date: April 27, 2006
- Presenter: Joanne Rossi Becker
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- Parametrics and Sequence Modes: From Algebra to Calculus - St. Louis, MO (NCTM)
- Date: April 28, 2006
- Presenter: David Kapolka
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- Connecting College and School Mathematics: Views from Mathematics Community - St. Louis, MO (NCTM)
- Date: April 28, 2006
- Presenter: Roger Howe
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- Not a Fishing Expedition: Posing Questions for Understanding - St. Louis, MO (NCTM)
- Date: April 28, 2006
- Presenter: Hiroko Kawaguchi Warshauer, Terence McCabe, Max Leon Warshauer, and Alejandra Sorto
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- Tic-Tac-Toe on a Torus, or Exploring the Geometry of Surfaces - St. Louis, MO (NCTM)
- Date: April 29, 2006
- Presenter: Philip R. Mallinson
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- Washington Mathematics Case Study Project - Outreach to the ESD in the Spokane area (MSP) - Eastern Washington University
- Dates: June 20-23, 2006
- Presenters: Middle School Math teachers from the Spokane area ESDs
- Description: This Summer Institute provides weeklong immersion in proportional reasoning.
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- 2006 - 2007
- MTCD AHOE: Cryptology's Hidden Uses in Teaching Mathematics - NCTM Regional Meeting in Chicago
- Date: September, 2006
- Author: Jeff Reinhardt
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- Technology Tips: Approximating Irregular Areas with Monte Carlo Simulations - Mathematics Teacher n.100, pp.408-411.
- Date: February, 2007
- Authors: Edwards, M. T. and Reinhardt, J. A.
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- Conic Constructions with Cabri 3D - Teachers Teaching with Technology International Conference, Chicago, IL
- Date: March 9-12, 2007
- Speaker: Steve Phelps
- Description: Conic Constructions with Cabri 3D.
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- What I Did Last Summer: Cubics, Derivatives, and the Steiner Ellipse - Teachers Teaching with Technology International Conference, Chicago, IL
- Date: March 9-12, 2007
- Speaker: Steve Phelps
- Description: Based on questions explored by Phelps and David Minda about the complex roots of cubic equations, with particular focus on the role of DGS.
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- Lemniscate Links - T³ Regional Conference, Lima, OH
- Date: April 27-28, 2007
- Instructor: Jeff Reinhardt
- Description: Delivered a presentation that exploring continuity of polar graphs with graphing calculators.
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- REU - NSF Grant - University of North Carolina at Asheville
- Date: Summer, 2007
- Presenters: Nancy Ruppert, eight undergraduate math majors from seven liberal arts colleges in the Southeast, and four mathematics faculty from UNCA
- Description: Undergraduates participated in an eight week REU working with mathematics faculty from UNCA. Nancy wrote the evaluation piece to the REU and have been collecting data on students and faculty surveys and interviews all summer.
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- Probability, Polynomials, and CAS - USACAS 4th Annual Conference, Chicago, IL
- Date: June 16-17, 2007
- Speaker: Steve Phelps
- Description: Participants will explore some simple probability game, and will use polynomial multiplication and CAS to model these games.
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- The Algebra Academy - University of North Carolina at Asheville
- Date: July, 2007
- Presenters: Nancy Ruppert; Ruafika Cobb, 8th grade math teacher; and four African-American middle school students
- Description: Ruafika and Nancy worked together in the spring. Ruafika is the brainchild behind conducting an Algebra Academy for African American girls. She and Nancy worked with them on several Saturdays in the spring, and they conducted hands-on math for two days at UNCA. They plan on continuing the project this fall and will be presenting it at the National Middle School Association conference in November (2007).
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- Sixth grade CMP2 Initial Use Training - Seattle, WA
- Date: August 20-22, 2007
- Speaker: Alan Bond
- Description: Taught 5th and 6th grade teachers about the CMP2 curriculum to help get them ready for their first use of the books.
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- 2007 - 2008
- Nspired Probability - Probability, Polynomials, and CAS - Kentucky Council of Teachers of Mathematics & T³ Regional Conference, Lexington, KY
- Date: October 19-20, 2007
- Speaker: Steve Phelps
- Description: Participants will use the TI-nspire CAS to model simple probability games using polynomial multiplication.
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- Developing a District-wide Algebra Proficiency Program - Ohio Council of Teachers of Mathematics
- Date: October 19-20, 2007
- Speaker: Jeff Reinhardt
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- Are You Connected? Fostering Exploration with Unexpected Graphs - Mathematics Teacher n.101, pp.412-417.
- Date: February, 2008
- Authors: Edwards, M. T. and Reinhardt, J. A.
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- Hands On Mathematics - Puget Sound Educational Support District, WA
- Date: Ongoing
- Presenter: ParaEducators and Elementary Classroom Teachers
- Description: Kris Koch teaches workshops that educate classroom parapros and classroom teachers about the mathematical methods of John Van De Walle. Manipulative use and guided constructivism are core concepts. Kris also includes ideas from the Everyday Mathematics Program. Kris continues to work at NWMI, a weeklong workshop hosted at the University of Washington. NWMI was originally patterned on the ideas of PCMI and continues to be led by Dr. James King.
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- Advanced Functions - Ontario, Canada
- Date: May, 2008
- Coauthor: Beverly Farahani
- Description: Farahani coauthored the textbook Advanced Functions, published by Nelson, that will be used in Ontario for the grade 12 University pre-calculus class. The website for the book is http://math.nelson.com/promo.html
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- Ontario Association for Mathematics Education - Ontario, Canada
- Date: May, 2008
- President-Elect: Beverly Farahani
- Description: Beverly Farahani is president-elect for the Ontario Association for Mathematics Education. The website is http://oame.on.ca/main/index1.php?lang=en&code=home
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- Thinkfinity Overview
- Date: November and December, 2008
- Presenter: Gloria Brown Brooks
- Description: Presentation to area teachers (grade 6-8 and 9-12) of how to utilize the THINKFINITY web site. Brown Brooks also trained district/county participants on March 5, 2009.
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- Developing a District-wide Algebra Proficiency Program - NCTM Central Regional Conference, Cleveland, OH
- Date: October 16-17, 2008
- Presenter: Jeff Reinhardt
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- Mathematics Fun/ Professional Development Activites - Asilomar Conference Center, Monterey CA
- Date: December, 2008
- Presenter: Gloria Brown Brooks
- Description: Activities that have been honed from Professional Development I have taken, and can be readily used in middle grade mathematics classrooms.
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- 2008 - 2009
- Using TI-Nspire CAS with a Pre-Calculus Class - T3 International Conference, Seattle, WA
- Date: February, 2009
- Presenter: Beverly Farahani
- Description: Participants will have the opportunity to explore activities that have been used with grade 11 students as they begin their preparation for Calculus. Topics include radicals, binomial expansion, exponential and trigonometric functions.
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- Duke Energy Award
- Date: February, 2009
- Awardee: Gloria Brown Brooks
- Description: Gloria won the Duke Energy Award for travel to the NCSM and NCTM conferences in Washington, DC.
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- Working with teachers from Bangladesh - Kingston, Ontario, Canada
- Date: March, 2009
- Presenter: Beverly Farahani
- Description: Farahani had the opportunity to work with teachers, visiting Canada, from Bangladesh. Over the course of a few days, the group focussed on using the TI 84+, CBLs, CBRs and TI-Nspire CAS.
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- PD for District Coaches - Seattle School District, Seattle, WA
- Date: 29 May, 2009
- Description: Roni Stein facilitated a cultural competence (CC) training for all of the district and building content and mentor coaches (K-12 all content areas). Roni first presented this with a mathematics twist in the Seattle area at the 2007 NW Math Conference. Joyce then invited her to present again to the NWMI group this past fall where one of SPS' mentor coaches was present. This coach shared her experience with the CC team and suggested that it would be great for all the coaching staff...and it was. Roni does a great job connecting the 5 dimensions of culture (Hofstede) to teachers' work with students, parents, teachers, and the community. Roni's connection to PCMI is indirectly through Joyce Frost and Art Mabbott but more directly through her husband, Bob Stein.
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- AP Stat reading - Louisville, Kentucky
- Date: June 4 - June 12, 2009
- Participants: John Mahoney, William Thill, and Carol Hattan
- Description: As AP Statistics teachers, Bill, John, and Carol participated as readers for the AP Exam, scoring the exam written on May 5, 2009.
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- 2009 - 2010
- AP Statistics Development Committee
- Date: July 1, 2009 and forward
- Participant: John Mahoney
- Description: John has been appointed to the position of College Board Advisor to the AP Statistics Development Committee. This seven-member committee develops the Course Description and plays a critical role in developing the exam. The CBA has additional responsibilities relating to the AP Statistics site on AP Central and other College Board activities.
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- Using Cross-Discipline Discussion to Generate Ideas for Student Engagement - Upper Arlington Schools Professional Development Day, UAHS, Columbus, OH
- Date: October 19, 2009
- Presenter: Jeff Reinhardt
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- Putting Motion into the Unit Circle - ATMOPAV Fall Meeting
- Date: Fall, 2009
- Presenter: Rob Upton
- Description: Presentation to Philadelphia area high school math teachers about using Geometer's Sketchpad to develop the graphs of trigonometric functions using motion in the unit circle.
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- San Benito Math Talks - Hollister, California
- Date: November, 2009
- Presenter: Gloria Brown Brooks
- Description: The San Benito County Math Talks encourage teachers to have high expectations for students, and help all students develop conceptual understanding and high levels of mathematical skill. Proposed by Hollister teacher Gloria Brown Brooks, facilitated by Suzie Caughey, and supported by San Benito County Office of Education.
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- 2010 NCSM Annual Conference - San Diego, CA
- Date: April 19, 2010
- Lead Speaker: Janice Bradley
- Co-Presenters: Kathe Kanim, Tanya Larkin, and Tanya Quisenberry
- Description: Bradley, Kanim, Larkin, and Quisenberry delivered a presentation entitled "Administrators and Teachers Learning Collaboratively for High Quality Instruction: One High School's Story of Transformation."
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- South County Teachers Circle - Asiloma, CA
- Date: June Immersion, 2010
- Presenter: Gloria Brown Brooks
- Description: Brown Brooks organized and participated in the first circle for Morgan Hill, Gilroy and Hollister. The South County Math Teachers Immersion went on to meet for the first time in September. In October, the circle had Joanne Rossi-Becker; and in December, Pallavi Shah.
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- Coaching Workshop - Las Cruces, NM
- Date: August 2-3, 2010
- Presenters: Katherine Kanim and New Mexico coaches
- Description: By sharing strategies, this workshop developed a common understanding among the network of coaches for the state of New Mexico supported by Mathematically Connected Communities.
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- Mathematics Academy - Pampa, TX
- Date: August 10-11, 2010
- Presenters: Katherine Kanim and Pampa High School mathematics department staff
- Description: Mathematics teachers and consultants working together to improve mathematics instruction for all students.
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- TODOS Live - online
- Date: September 2010 - June 2011
- Presenters: Harold Asturias, Rochelle Gutierrez, Nora Ramirez, Bob McDonald, Kathryn Chval, Ed Nolan, Heather Navarro, Noel Villegas, and Melissa Hosten
- Description: This online mathematics professional development opportunity sought to increase mathematics equity via sessions on English Language Learners, High School Mathematics, Elementary school Mathematics, as well as using multiple representations to increase understanding.
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- 2010 - 2011
- Coaching Workshop - Gadsden, NM
- Date: October 14, 2010
- Presenter: Katherine Kanim and Gadsden Independent School district coaches
- Description: This workshop provided catch-up and follow-up strategies for the Gadsden coaches in support of Mathematically Connected Communities in the state of New Mexico.
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- California Math Council South Conference - Asilomar, CA
- Date: November 5, 2010
- Presenter: Darryl Yong
- Description: Yong got teachers talking about geometry during CMC's ice cream social by using the fun tetrahedron activity by Cagle and Frost.
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- California Math Council South Conference - Asilomar, CA
- Date: November 5, 2010
- Presenter: Darryl Yong
- Description: Yong extended the water jug problem that Aki demonstrated a few years ago, presenting it alongside some lesson ideas.
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- A Math Circle to Foster Equity in the ELL Classroom - Palm Springs, CA
- Date: November 5-6, 2010
- Presenter: Gloria Brown Brooks
- Description: Discussion of an in-depth look at using "circles" to increase mathematics vocabulary, use multiple representations, and analyze problem solving with a focus on English language learners.
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- Quinte St. Lawrence Mathematics Association Fall Mini Conference - Kingston, Ontario, Canada
- Date: November 6, 2010
- Presenter: Beverly Farahani
- Description: Fun activities that have been used in the MCF 3M mathematics class.
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- Ignite - California Mathematics Council
- Date: December 4, 2010
- Presenter: Gloria Brown Brooks, Phil Daro, Tim Erikson, Scott Ferand, Linda Gojak, Steve Leinwand, Gretchen Mueller, Micheal Serra
- Description: Gloria gave a five minute-long "Ignite!" talk, on a math topic she is passionate about; and also delivered the presentation "Creating a Math Circle to Foster Equity in the English Language Learner Classroom," which dealt with problem solving and with getting teachers together to dissect word problems and find ways to better relate their use with their ELL students.
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- California Math Project - Common Core Standards Committee
- Date: December 15, 2010 through present
- Members: Colleagues from universities, colleges and schools
- Description: The mission of the California Mathematics Project (CMP) is to develop and enhance K-12 teachers' content knowledge and instructional strategies aligned with the California State Board of Education-adopted California Mathematics Content Standards and Framework. Gloria Brown Brooks is a member of the number sense and place value task force.
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- Circle on The Road - University of Houston
- Date: March 18-20, 2011
- Presenters: Jim Tanton, Anna Burago, Sam Vandervelde, Amanda Serenevy, Emily McCoullough, Julia Brodsky, Joshua Zucker, Japeth Wood, David Hankin, Silva Chang, and Gloria Brown Brooks
- Description: Brown Brooks presented "Circles of Differences" as an apprentice on Joshua Zucker's team.
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- Monterey Bay Area Math Project Conference - UC Santa Cruz
- Date: May 21, 2011
- Presenters: Gloria Brown Brooks, Martin Weissman, Suzie Caughey, Luke Dilger, Melissa Christey, Cata Fitzgerald, and Judith Montgomery
- Description: Use of common objects to transfer from 2d to 3d. Mathematical Fiction; Conway's Topographs; and Cognitively Guided Instruction
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- Technology for Teaching and Learning AP Statistics
- Date: June 17, 2011
- Location: AP Statistics Reading - Daytona, Florida
- Participant: John F. Mahoney
- Description: John is moderating this session featuring presentations on the use of computer applets, Fathom, Casio's PRIZM, and the TI-Nspire.
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- The Hands Project
- Date: August, 2011
- Publication: Mathematics Teacher
- Author: John F. Mahoney
- Description: John gave a brief summary of this article as a 5-minute short during PCMI 2010.
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- From Flatland to Zometown - California Mathematics Council, North and South
- Date: November 4 and December 4, 2011
- Presenters: Gloria Brown Brooks and mathematics teachers
- Description: Pondering vertices, edges, faces, and their relationships with paper and Zometools.
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