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And was fifty-six teachers from 11 provinces to Columbus, and for June and July for participation in mathematics in southern Indiana, and workshop design school professor at Indiana University of Education. And presented workshops for teachers and ways to use project-based learning, a technique which involved students in the learning object work on the project. Catherine Brown, a professor of mathematics teaching advanced math questions.
Brown has worked in all parts of the state to help teachers find innovative ways to engage students in mathematics. Mathematics teachers selected to cover the local pre-algebra, algebra 1 and 2, engineering and projects. Teachers led Jackie Fischvogt, Columbus Signature Academy Central School East, and Sarah Gaynor, Columbus Signature Academy New Technology High School, a workshop with the help of Brown and others.
View highlights of the workshop in this short video.
Brown has worked in all parts of the state to help teachers find innovative ways to engage students in mathematics. Mathematics teachers selected to cover the local pre-algebra, algebra 1 and 2, engineering and projects. Teachers led Jackie Fischvogt, Columbus Signature Academy Central School East, and Sarah Gaynor, Columbus Signature Academy New Technology High School, a workshop with the help of Brown and others.
View highlights of the workshop in this short video.
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