At the University of Wisconsin, I was lucky to interact with the Games, Learning, and Society group, who look at video games as a way to unlock what works with learning. In that group is Constance Steinkuehler (great name), who Read more…
A quick recommendation for anyone associated with education (aka all of us) to listen to the “Back to School” show from This American Life. Some of what is discussed (and supported by research) challenges are assumptions about success, achievement, and Read more…
I gave a presentation in Starkville, MS about innovative methods for teaching to the Common Core State Standards. I was excited to give this presentation because in previous years I have had the pleasure of interacting with many experts in Read more…
This year marks 50 years of integration at the University of Mississippi. To commemorate James Meredith’s enrollment in 1962, a year of events have been planned (see http://50years.olemiss.edu). It is an exciting time to be on campus and I look forward Read more…
For those that have found this corner of the internet and have been paying attention to the updates from this website may be interested to hear that I have found myself in a great job in Oxford, MS. I am Read more…
The North American Chapter of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education, also known as PME-NA (#OleMissAtPME) wrapped up today. I presented my poster Teaching Mathematics as Agape: Articulating an ideal relationship between students and mathematics. I have Read more…
I presented a poster at the annual meeting of the North American Chapter of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education (PME-NA) in Reno, NV titled Teaching mathematics as agape: Articulating a relationship between students and mathematics. Here Read more…
The North American Chapter of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education, also known as PME-NA (#OleMissAtPME). Tomorrow I present my poster Teaching Mathematics as Agape: Articulating an ideal relationship between students and mathematics. I will be talking Read more…
Today I woke up early to fly to Reno, NV. Like 4:30AM early. The North American Chapter of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education, also known as PME-NA (#OleMissAtPME). I am presenting a poster on my dissertation Read more…
The senior teacher candidates from the University of Mississippi School of Education went on a field trip to Birmingham, AL (#OleMissFieldTrip). Our first stop was a visit the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (@BCRI), Kelly Ingram Park (aka West Park), and Read more…