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University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Math in the Middle Institute Partnership

Empowering Middle-Level Mathematics Teachers

Action Research Projects

Partial fulfillment of TEAC 888, Teacher as Scholarly Practitioner
from the Department of Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education
University of Nebraska-Lincoln


Author
Title   Documents (.pdf)

Anne Schmidt & Kristin Johnson

The Effects of Teaching Problem Solving Strategies to Low Achieving Students Abstract   Full Document
Dean Davis Cooperative Learning Groups in the Eighth Grade Math Classroom Abstract   Full Document
Delise Andrews Departmentalization in the 5 th Grade Classroom. Rethinking the Elementary School Model Abstract   Full Document
Diana French Daily Problem Solving Warm-ups: Harboring Mathematical Thinking in the Middle School Classroom Abstract   Full Document
Doug Glasshoff Student Transition to College Abstract   Full Document
Janet Schlatmann Improving Mathematics Problem Solving Through Written Explanations Abstract   Full Document
Jim Pfeiffer Self-Directed Learning in the Middle School Classroom Abstract   Full Document
Julane Amen Using Math Vocabulary Building to Increase Problem Solving Abilities in a 5 th Grade Classroom Abstract   Full Document
Karen Hillen Discourse and Cooperative Learning in the Math Classroom Abstract   Full Document
Laura Parn An In-Depth Study of Student Engagement Abstract   Full Document
Michael Cobelens Student Problem Solving Abstract   Full Document
Natalie Jenkins Factors that Influence Mathematics Attitudes Abstract   Full Document
Sandi Snyder Cooperative Learning Groups in the Middle School Mathematics Classroom Abstract   Full Document
Shawn Mousel

Bad Medicine: Homework or Headache? Responsibility and Accountability for Middle Level Mathematics Students

Abstract   Full Document
Stacie Leffer Writing in a Mathematics Classroom: A Form of Communication and Reflection Abstract   Full Document
Tiffany Lothrop Math in the George Middle School Abstract   Full Document
Vicki Sorensen Motivating Middle School Mathematics Students Abstract   Full Document
Virginia Clark Ability Perceptions of ‘Tracked’ vs. ‘Untracked’ Seventh Grade Math Students Abstract   Full Document