Making the connection : research and teaching in undergraduate mathematics education / edited by Marilyn P. Carlson and Chris Rasmussen.

Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:MAA notes ; no. 73.
Corporate Author: Mathematical Association of America
Other Authors: Carlson, Marilyn P. (Marilyn Paula)
Rasmussen, Chris
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC : Mathematical Association of America, [2008], ©2008.
Series:MAA notes ; no. 73.
Subjects:
Physical Description:xi, 319 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Format: Book
Contents:
  • On developing a rich conception of variable / Maria Trigueros and Sally Jacobs
  • Rethinking change / Bob Speiser and Chuck Walter
  • Foundational reasoning abilities that promote coherence in students' function understanding / Michael Oehrtman, Marilyn Carlson and Patrick Thompson
  • The concept of accumulation in calculus / Patrick Thompson and Jason Silverman
  • Developing notions of infinity / Michael A. McDonald and Anne Brown
  • Layers of abstraction: theory and design for the instruction of limit concepts / Michael Oehrtman
  • Divisibility and transparency of number representations / Rina Zazkis
  • Overcoming students' difficulties in learning to understand and construct proofs / Annie Selden and John Selden
  • Mathematical induction: cognitive and instructional considerations / Guershon Harel and Stacy Brown
  • Proving starting from informal notions of symmetry and transformations / Michelle Zandieh, Sean Larson, and Denise Nunley
  • Teaching and learning group theory / Keith Weber and Sean Larsen
  • Teaching for understanding: a case of students' learning to use the uniqueness theorem as a tool in differential equations / Chris Rasmussen and Wei Ruan
  • Meeting new teaching challenges: teaching strategies that mediate between all lecture and all student discovery / Karen Marrongelle and Chris Rasmussen
  • Examining interaction patterns in college-level mathematics classes: a case study / Susan Nickerson and Janet Bowers
  • Mathematics as a constructive activity: exploiting dimensions of possible variation / John Mason and Anne Watson
  • Supporting high achievement in introductory mathematics courses: what we have learned from 30 years of the emerging scholars program / Eric Hsu, Teri J. Murphy and Uri Treisman
  • The role of mathematical definitions in mathematics and in undergraduate mathematics courses / Barbara Edwards and Michael Ward
  • Computer-based technologies and plausible reasoning / Natalie Sinclair
  • Worked examples and concept example usage in understanding mathematical concepts and proofs / Keith Weber, Mary Porter and David Housman
  • From concept images to pedagogic structure for a mathematical topic / John Mason
  • Promoting effective mathematical practices in students: insights from problem solving research / Marilyn Carlson, Irene Bloom and Peggy Glick
  • When students don't apply the knowledge you think they have, rethink your assumptions about transfer / Joanne Lobato
  • How do mathematicians learn to teach? Implications from research on teachers and teaching for graduate student professional development / Natasha Speer and Ole Hald.