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CRMSE NEWS
JAN. 11, 2012
News
Nov. 8: Looking at new ways to learn math, science. The San Diego Union-Tribune profiles the MSED program and CRMSE at signonsandiego. The story also made the front page of the paper on Nov. 8, 2011.
Upcoming Events
Jan. 13-14: Judy Sowder Tribute. SDSU Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center, on 55th Street. See the Judy Sowder Tribute page for more information. Program schedule updated (Jan. 5). Download program.
Jan. 23: Come out to support CRMSE's Lab Zone! A percentage of food and beverage proceeds from the evening will be donated to CRMSE to support The Lab Zone. Local Habit, 3827 5th Avenue in Hillcrest. 4:30-10:00 PM. Download flyer (Flyer updated Jan. 5).
Feb. 10: CRMSE Colloquium. Igal Galili, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Cultural Content Knowledge and Science Education. 6475 Alvarado Rd., Suite #128. 1:00-2:00 PM. Download flyer.
Feb. 17: CRMSE Brown Bag. Joe Mahaffy, SDSU. Computer Lab for Calculus in the Life Sciences. 6475 Alvarado Rd., #128, 12:30-1:30 PM. Download flyer.
News
Jan. 27, 2011: Nadine Bezuk Honored by AMTE. Nadine Bezuk was honored by AMTE in recognition of Nadine's contributions to the organization over the past two decades, AMTE changed the name of the Excellence in Service Award to the Nadine Bezuk Excellence in Leadership and Service Award. and gave a special inaugural edition of this award to Nadine.
Recent Events
Dec. 9: CRMSE Colloquium. Lisa Lamb and Jessica Pierson Bishop. Witches, Astrology, and Negative Numbers. 6475 Alvarado Rd., Suite #128. 1:00-2:00 PM. Download flyer.
For more events, see the CRMSE Calendar.
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Welcome to CRMSE!
The Center for Research in Mathematics & Science Education (CRMSE) brings together researchers interested in studying how individuals acquire knowledge in mathematics and science. CRMSE facilitates and encourages collaboration among faculty members from departments of the College of Sciences and the College of Education. Faculty and staff of CRMSE are engaged in activities including research, curriculum development and dissemination, publications, presentations, and leadership roles. CRMSE serves as the headquarters for the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators (AMTE), the leading organization devoted to supporting mathematics teacher education, and houses the Professional Development Collaborative (PDC).
Our Ph.D. Program in Mathematics and Science Education (MSED), jointly sponsored by SDSU and UCSD, develops leaders of mathematics and science education at all levels of learning.
CRMSE sponsors a series of colloquia by distinguished scholars to provide lectures and seminars on relevant issues in mathematics and science teaching and learning. This program offers faculty and students the opportunity to interact with prominent scholars, and also provides a forum for disseminating and understanding these issues through lectures that are open to the general public.
Our online newsletter, The Quest, is published on an occasional basis. Click on the link for the most recent Quest (Jun 2011).
If you would like to be notified of upcoming CRMSE events, please email Karen Foehl and ask to be added to the CRMSE Listserv.
Math Technology/CRMSE Innovation Lab Grand Opening. CRMSE hosted the grand opening of its Math Technology/Innovation Lab in PA 117 on October 7, 2011, at SDSU. Click on the link for a description of the lab and photos.
Showcase for Mathematics Education at SDSU: Showcase Photos Slide Show. Click the link to see a slide show of photos taken at the Showcase for Mathematics Education at SDSU. which took place on February 25, 2010.
Science Expo: Science Expo Photos. Click the link to see photos taken by Jen Lineback at the CRMSE booth, "Prime Time with Spirographs", at the Science Expo in Balboa Park.
Bruce Alberts Visit: On May 8, 2009, Dr. Bruce Alberts, former president of the National Academy of Sciences and current editor in Chief of Science, visited the SDSU Center for Research in Mathematics and Science Education (CRMSE). Dr. Alberts has a strong commitment to science and mathematics education. He spoke with graduate students and faculty at the center to learn about the innovative research contributions of CRMSE to improving student learning and how these insights are being implemented in the K-12 education community.
