EDU 659

EDG 659 Home Page
Topics in Mathematics Education: Mighty Mathematicians (P - 4)

Application Forms

Teacher Application - EDG 659 - 041 (For teachers in Augusta, Beechwood, Boone, Bracken, Carroll, the Diocese of Covington, Ft. Thomas, Gallatin, Grant, Ludlow, Silver Grove, Southgate, Walton Verona, and Williamstown.)

Teacher Application - EDG 659 - 042 (For teachers in Campbell, Covington, Dayton, Erlanger-Elsmere, Kenton, Newport, and Pendleton).

Elementary Student Application - All student slots have been filled.

All teacher applications must be returned to Dr. Maggie McGatha and Dr. Linda Sheffield (Fax: 859-572-6096).

For more information, call or email Dr. Sheffield (572-5431; sheffield@nku.edu) or Dr. McGatha (572-6902; mcgatham@nku.edu).

Might Mathematicians (P-4): Teaching and Learning P - 4 Mathematics Content through the NCTM Process Standards
This institute is open to elementary mathematics teachers (Primary-4) and students currently in grades 1, 2, or 3. The institute will run from June 10 -14, 2002 and will include five follow-up sessions throughout the academic year. Teachers will attend from 9 am - 1 pm June 10 - 14 and from 4:30 - 7:15 on five Tuesdays in the Fall. Students will attend from 10 am - noon June 10 - 14, 2002.

The institute will focus on inquiry-based teaching and learning in mathematics across the content strands using a variety of hands-on physical models and technology. The institute will be conducted in room 204 of the Business, Education, and Psychology building on NKU's main campus. This classroom is a mathematics laboratory setting which includes 12 student computer stations, 1 instructor computer with projection capabilities, a smart board, tables for small group work, and an abundance of physical models and calculators.
No Charge to Teachers or Children!
Each teacher will receive a $200 stipend, an overhead calculator, books, and a manipulatives kit. The course can be taken for 2 hours of credit if so desired.

Each primary student will receive a calculator and mathematics puzzle books.

Resources for Gifted Students, Teachers, and Parents

Syllabus

Assignments

Designing Web Pages

Elementary Math Sites for Teachers

Administrative Calendar

Math Sites for Students

Northern Kentucky University | College of Education | Dr. Sheffield | Dr. McGatha | Mathematics Education Homepage

This is a CINSAM Grant project funded through the

Center for Integrative Natural Science and Mathematics

	EDG 659 Home Page Topics in Mathematics Education: Mighty Mathematicians (P - 4)
	Application Forms Teacher Application - EDG 659 - 041 (For teachers in Augusta, Beechwood, Boone, Bracken, Carroll, the Diocese of Covington, Ft. Thomas, Gallatin, Grant, Ludlow, Silver Grove, Southgate, Walton Verona, and Williamstown.) Teacher Application - EDG 659 - 042 (For teachers in Campbell, Covington, Dayton, Erlanger-Elsmere, Kenton, Newport, and Pendleton). Elementary Student Application - All student slots have been filled. All teacher applications must be returned to Dr. Maggie McGatha and Dr. Linda Sheffield (Fax: 859-572-6096). For more information, call or email Dr. Sheffield (572-5431; sheffield@nku.edu) or Dr. McGatha (572-6902; mcgatham@nku.edu).	Might Mathematicians (P-4): Teaching and Learning P - 4 Mathematics Content through the NCTM Process Standards This institute is open to elementary mathematics teachers (Primary-4) and students currently in grades 1, 2, or 3. The institute will run from June 10 -14, 2002 and will include five follow-up sessions throughout the academic year. Teachers will attend from 9 am - 1 pm June 10 - 14 and from 4:30 - 7:15 on five Tuesdays in the Fall. Students will attend from 10 am - noon June 10 - 14, 2002. The institute will focus on inquiry-based teaching and learning in mathematics across the content strands using a variety of hands-on physical models and technology. The institute will be conducted in room 204 of the Business, Education, and Psychology building on NKU's main campus. This classroom is a mathematics laboratory setting which includes 12 student computer stations, 1 instructor computer with projection capabilities, a smart board, tables for small group work, and an abundance of physical models and calculators.	No Charge to Teachers or Children! Each teacher will receive a $200 stipend, an overhead calculator, books, and a manipulatives kit. The course can be taken for 2 hours of credit if so desired. Each primary student will receive a calculator and mathematics puzzle books.
	Resources for Gifted Students, Teachers, and Parents	Syllabus	Assignments

		Designing Web Pages	Elementary Math Sites for Teachers
		Administrative Calendar	Math Sites for Students




Northern Kentucky University \| College of Education \| Dr. Sheffield \| Dr. McGatha \| Mathematics Education Homepage This is a CINSAM Grant project funded through the Center for Integrative Natural Science and Mathematics