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The project organized a series of workshops.

Publisher: Mathematical Association of America. Publication Date: 2004. The project organized a series of workshops. The idea was that each workshop would be "a dialogue between representatives of the discipline under consideration, with mathematicians present merely to listen to the discussions and to provide information on current curriculum trends in mathematics. About 30 people were invited to each of these workshops, and each workshop produced a written report. These reports are collected in Curriculum Foundations Project: Voices of the Partner Disciplines.

Voices of the Partner Disciplines CRAFTY’s Curriculum Foundations Project. Curriculum Foundations Project A series of 11 workshops with leading educators from 17 quantitative disciplines to inform the mathematics community of the current mathematical needs of each discipline.

The Curriculum Foundations Project book. Details (if other): Cancel. Thanks for telling us about the problem. The Curriculum Foundations Project: Voices Of The Partner Disciplines. by. Susan L. Ganter (Contributor).

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Author: Ganter, Susan. Publisher: Mathematical Association of America (MAA).

Curriculum Foundations Project: Voices of the Partner Disciplines

Curriculum Foundations Project: Voices of the Partner Disciplines. Washington, DC: Mathematical Association of America. Disrupting ourselves. Our adaptation of Biggs and Collis' (1982) Structure of the Observed Learning Outcome illustrates the stages of interdisciplinary knowledge integration and explains corresponding patterns of learners' intellectual functioning, from acquisition of single-subject information to transfer of interdisciplinary knowledge to other topics, issues, or problems.

Ganter, Susan and Bill Barker, Ed. A Collective Vision: Voices of the Partner Disciplines, MAA Reports Should x Mark the Spot? All other disciplines focus globally on the entire universe of a through z, with the occasional contribution of  through . A Collective Vision: Voices of the Partner Disciplines, MAA Reports. Madison, Bernie and Lynn Steen, Ed. Quantitative Literacy: Why Numeracy Matters for Schools and Colleges, National Council on Education and the Disciplines, Princeton, Baxter-Hastings, Nancy, Shelly Gordon, Flo Gordon and Jack Narayan, Ed. A Fresh Start for Collegiate Mathematics: Rethinking the Courses Below Calculus, MAA Notes. Should x Mark the Spot? All other disciplines focus globally on the entire universe of a through z, with the occasional contribution of  through .

Mathematical Association of America. Foundations Project: Voices of the Partner. Mathematics: The most important task of the first two. years is to move students from a procedural/. Biology: Statistics, modeling and graphical. representation should take priority over. computational understanding of mathematics to a broad.

Curriculum Foundations Project CRAFTY held a series of workshops with leading educators from 17 quantitative .

Curriculum Foundations Project CRAFTY held a series of workshops with leading educators from 17 quantitative disciplines to inform the mathematics community of the current mathematical needs of each discipline. What the Physicists Said, Students need conceptual understanding first, and some comfort in using basic skills; then a deeper approach and more sophisticated skills become meaningful. 19 Curriculum Foundations Project The discussions and recommendations of virtually every other discipline focused on the mathematics below calculus. Quantitative Literacy: Why Numeracy Matters for Schools and Colleges, National Council on Education and the Disciplines, Princeton Baxter-Hastings, Nancy, Sheldon Gordon, Florence Gordon and Jack Narayan, Ed.

Susan Ganter and William Barker, ed. Curriculum Foundations Project: Voices of the Partner Disciplines, MAA, 2004.