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Rohde Poole, S. B. – PRIMUS, 2022
This paper is written to provide ideas and guide faculty who want to design a mathematical modeling course for undergraduate mathematics majors and minors. We discuss course goals, assignments, and projects that can be used to help students gain experience relevant for careers and mathematical modeling opportunities. The authors designed this…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Mathematics Instruction, Majors (Students), Mathematical Models
Cooper, Andrew A. – PRIMUS, 2021
In this note, I argue for and discuss my experiences with explicitly incorporating principles of critical and creative thinking in a transitions course which serves mathematics, mathematics education, and statistics majors. I describe several specific assignments and classroom tasks designed to enhance critical and creative thinking. I also…
Descriptors: Critical Thinking, Creative Thinking, Mathematics, Statistics Education
Brewer, J. Patrick – PRIMUS, 2003
This article describes a sophomore transition-to-advanced-math course taught via a modified Moore method at Lebanon Valley College.
Descriptors: Active Learning, Mathematics Instruction, College Mathematics, Advanced Courses
Gopalakrishnan, Hema – PRIMUS, 2004
Group Quizzes using the Think-Share-Write strategy can be very effective in engaging students and enhancing their learning in the classroom. In this article, I describe my experiences in implementing this method in both lower division and upper division Mathematics courses. (Contains 1 figure.)
Descriptors: School Community Relationship, Tests, Mathematics Instruction, Educational Strategies

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