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Cincinnati Program
Key
A--Assessment
(Classroom, Course, Program)
C--Connections (Articulation with K–12,
Universities, Business, Interdisciplinary Classes, etc.)
D--Developmental Mathematics
G--General Interest
GE--Math for General Education (Finite
Math, Liberal Arts, Quantitative Literacy)
H--History of Mathematics
IS--Instructional Strategies (Learning
Styles, Teaching Methodologies, including Modeling)
MI--Math Intensive (Pre-Calculus and Beyond)
RB--Research-Based
SS--Student Support (Math Labs, Study Skills,
Mentoring, Tutoring, Learning Communities, Addressing Math
Anxiety)
ST--Statistics
TP--Teacher Preparation
TT--Teaching with Technology (Distance
Learning, Computer Software, Internet Resources, Graphing
Calculator, etc.)
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| Time |
Session |
| 7:45
am - 10:00 am |
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Saturday Awards
Breakfast Session Breakfast Served:
7:45 am (Ticket Required) Program: 8:30 am –
10:00 am Presentation of Awards: Kathy Mowers,
AMATYC President Speaker: Colin Adams “Blown
Away: What Knot to Do When Sailing” by Sir Randolph Bacon III |
| 10:00am
- 10:45am Visit the publishers and other exhibitors. Talk to sales
representatives, authors, and editors! |
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| 10:45
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S101 |
Integrating Quantitative
Reasoning in Developmental Mathematics (D, GE)
Richard N. Aufmann, Joanne S. Lockwood |
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S102 |
Projects Become Alive
Through Active Learning (A, IS)
Howard S. Speier, Melinda Rudibaugh |
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S103 |
Applied Calc: Change
“Will I Ever Use This?” to “Wow! Math Is Useful!”
(IS, MI, TT)
Bruce Pollack-Johnson, Audrey Borchardt |
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S104 |
Teaching
Developmental Math in a Manipulative- Based Environment (D, IS)
Project ACCCESS Fellow: Eric Aurand |
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S105 |
Pythagorean Mathematics
(GE, H)
David Price |
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S106 |
Music Throughout the
Two-Year Mathematics Curriculum (C, G, TT)
June I. Decker, Robert James Decker |
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S107 |
Assessment of Students’
Conceptual Understanding of Statistics (A, RB, ST)
Robert delMas |
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S108 |
Building a Community
in Your Classroom (D, IS, TP)
George Woodbury |
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S109 |
Students with Learning
Disabilities Can Learn Math! (D, IS)
Ruth Feigenbaum |
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S110 |
AMATYC 299—Leadership
and Getting Involved (G)
Richelle (Rikki) Blair, Nancy J. Sattler, Ruth Collins, Edward A.
Gallo, Ronda J. Kingstad |
| 10:45
am - 12:15 pm |
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C10 |
Key College Publishing:
Content on DemandTM: Textbook-free, Online Mathematics Courses
John Remington |
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C11 |
Pearson Education:
MyMathLab Strategies for Teaching
Diane Gray, Gwen Terwilliger |
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C12 |
John Wiley & Sons,
Inc.: Using WileyPLUS to Foster Student Success in Mathematics
Brad Franklin |
| 10:45
am - 12:45 pm |
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Committee
Meeting: 2007 Conference Planning |
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W19 |
Adding Dimension to
Two-Year College Mathematics (IS, MI)
Dennis C. Ebersole, Deborah A. Moore-Russo |
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W20 |
10 Helpful Hints &
10 Fatal Flaws: How to Get (& Not Get) NSF Funding (G)
Elizabeth J. Teles, Mary Kay Abbey |
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W21 |
Building Interactive
Excel® Spreadsheets for the Classroom (TT) {Encore Presentation}
David T. Clydesdale, Sarah Stark |
| 10:45
am - 1:20 pm, Themed
Session T5: Beyond Crossroads—Focus on Teaching and Learning |
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T5A |
Teaching Isn’t
Just for Teachers Anymore (TT)
Edward D. Laughbaum |
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T5B |
New Technology for
Teaching (TT)
Darrell H. Abney |
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T5C |
Using Multiple Perspectives
in Teaching Algebra (IS)
James W. Hall |
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T5D |
Logical Thinking of
Students in Freshman Calculus (IS, MI)
Chokri Cherif |
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T5E |
How Do We Know if They
Understand? (A, D)
Sue Parsons |
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T5F |
Investigations of Students’
Logical Thinking in Calculus (A)
Bronislaw Czarnocha |
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T5G |
Impact of Students’
Misconceptions of Limits in Calculus (IS, MI)
Vrunda Prabhu |
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T5H |
Math Anxiety Case Studies:
A Beyond Crossroads Companion (RB, SS)
Fred Peskoff |
| 10:45
am - 2:00 pm, Themed Session T6: Free
Software in Math Education |
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T6A |
Using xyAlgebra®
as an Intelligent Homework Tutor (SS, TT)
John C. Miller |
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T6B |
Winplot®—A
2D and 3D General Purpose Plotting Utility (TT)
David J. Graser |
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T6C |
Curve Fitting and Regression
Analysis for “Peanuts” (ST, TT)
Fred Feldon |
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T6D |
Convert® (GE, TT)
Marcia Vergo |
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T6E |
Using FNGraph®
to Create Handouts, Quizzes and Tests (TT)
Lori S. Holdren |
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T6F |
Visualizations for
Max-Min Problems (ST, TT)
David R. Hill, Lila F. Roberts |
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T6G |
Using the Java Components
for Mathematics Project (MI, TT)
Lila F. Roberts, David R. Hill |
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T6H |
Dynamic Web Tools (A,
MI, TT)
Mike E. Martin, Steve Wilson |
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T6I |
How to Create Quality
PDF Files with Free Software (TT)
Lars Jensen |
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T6J |
LYX®—The
Easy Way to Use TEX/LATEX® (TT)
Lars Jensen |
| 12:00
pm - 12:50 pm |
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S111 |
Implementing the Standards—A
Success Story in Liberal Arts Math (GE, IS, RB)
James J. Rutledge |
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S112 |
Evolution of Early
American Algebra Textbooks (G, H)
Andrew B. Perry |
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S113 |
EnLIVEning Online Statistics
(ST, TT)
Mary Ellen Davis |
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S114 |
Promoting SML and STEM
(G, RB)
Tingxiu Wang, Gloria Liu, Joe Kotowski |
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S115 |
Success in Problem
Solving—It Can Happen! (D, SS)
Vicki L. Gearhart |
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S116 |
The Second Most Important
Theorem in Statistics (ST)
Paul Velleman |
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S117 |
Effective Use of Clickers
in Math and Statistics Classes (A, IS, TT)
John L. Climent, Kristy A. Erickson |
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S118 |
Helping Students Succeed
in Applied Calculus (IS, MI)
Martha T. Goshaw |
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S119 |
Learning from the Past
in Today’s Classroom (D, H, TP)
Joanne V. Peeples, Diana Orrantia |
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S120 |
AMATYC Affiliate Sharing
Session—Ideas for Affiliates (G)
Connie L. Buller, Janet Cook |
| 1:00
pm - 2:30 pm |
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C13 |
Texas Instruments,
Inc.: Getting Started with the TI-84 in Developmental Algebra
Joe Fiedler |
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C14 |
Maplesoft: Maple 10—the
Next Generation!
Tom Lee |
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C15 |
Academic Success Press,
Inc.: Build Self-Efficacy in Students: Infuse Study Strategies in
Your Class
Paul Nolting, Kimberly Nolting, Lynn Cox |
| 1:15
pm - 2:05 pm |
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Committee
Meeting: Equal Opportunity in Mathematics |
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S121 |
Exploring Chaos and
Fractals as They Occur in Newton’s Method (MI, TT)
Erich L. Hauenstein |
| 2005
TE Award Recipient |
S122 |
Pathways
Through Algebra, Where Are They? (D, IS, RB) 2005 TE Award Recipient:
Terrie Teegarden, Wade Ellis, Jr., Peg Hovde, Wei-Jen Harrison |
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S123 |
Make Your Statistics
Class More Interactive (ST, TT)
Martha Aliaga |
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S124 |
Got Data? Getting Real
in the Classroom (IS)
Julie M. Miller, Molly O’Neill |
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S125 |
Math Labs in the College
Environment (RB, SS)
Frank N. Monterisi, Jr. |
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S126 |
Using Expanded Performance
Assessment to Hear the Student Voice (A, TP)
Darlene E. Kohrman, Sheila M. Eisenhauer |
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S127 |
Instructional Strategies
that Mine Problems to Reveal Rich Mathematics (D, IS, TT)
Darlene Whitkanack |
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S128 |
Spice Up Your Developmental
Classroom (D, IS, TT)
Gowribalan A. Vamadeva, Susan J. Fasce |
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S129 |
All the Facts on Two-Year
College Mathematics (A, G)
Stephen B. Rodi, Ray E. Collings, Susan S. Wood |
| 1:15
pm - 3:15 pm |
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W22 |
Beyond Crossroads Electronic
Resources—Where the Rubber Meets the Road (A, G, TT)
David J. Graser, Norma M. Agras, Rebecca T. Hartzler, Margie Hobbs |
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W23 |
Alternative Algorithms:
Not Just for Whole Numbers Anymore (D, TP)
Virginia (Ginny) Keen |
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W24 |
Matrices and Linear
Programming with Excel® (MI, TT)
Florence Chambers, Louise (Toni) A. Parise |
| 2:30
pm - 3:20 pm |
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S130 |
Math Bloopers (G)
Oiyin Pauline Chow, Jean M. Shutters |
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S132 |
Consortium for the
Advancement of Undergraduate Statistics Education (ST)
Deborah J. Rumsey, Dennis Pearl, Roger Woodard |
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S133 |
Projects that Reinforce
Statistics for Classroom and Online Courses (ST, TT)
Joseph Sukta |
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S134 |
Medical Mathematics:
A Rich Source for Applications and Modeling (C, IS, MI)
Michael M. Schachter |
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S135 |
Mastery with Meaning
(A, MI, TT)
Paul A. Kennedy |
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S136 |
Computer Plus Data
Projector Equals Motivated Learners (IS, TT)
Alan Catley |
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S137 |
Portfolios as End-of-Course
Assessment (A)
Michael P. Kenyon |
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S138 |
Rethinking FOIL (D,
TP)
Fred Floodstrand |
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S139 |
The AMATYC Teaching
Excellence Award— Opportunity and Process (G)
Donna B. Saye, Jim Trefzger |
| 3:40
pm - 4:30 pm |
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S140 |
Math Is Magic! (G, MI,
TT)
Marcia Riddle |
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S141 |
Use It, Test It, and
Revise It (A, D, IS, TT)
Katrina C. Nichols |
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S142 |
Does Class Size in
Developmental Math Make a Difference? (D, RB)
Laurel B. Howard |
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S143 |
PassMath—Standards
and Results in Developmental Math (D, IS, RB)
Martha L. Haehl, Timothy P. Chappell, Nic M. LaHue |
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S144 |
Dangerous Dan Goes Digital
(G, MI)
Jay A. Malmstrom |
| 3:40
pm - 5:40 pm |
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W25 |
You Are Kidding, Math
Self-Taught! (IS, TT)
Ken Hurley, Penny Morris |
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W26 |
The Mathematics of
Florence (H)
{Encore Presentation} |
| 4:30
pm - 6:30 pm, Delegate Assembly, Delegates are to be seated by
4:15 pm. |
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