Teacher learning and student learning: Educational Research Throughout the summer of 2007, I was enrolled in a research course with Professor Walter Whiteley, whereby we completed many different projects, discussed many different topics and in the end learned about many different issues in regards to mathematics education, specifically in relation to geometry and spatial reasoning. This course has taught me about my own learning style, which has impacted my understanding of what it means to learn mathematics. As a result, I now have a deeper appreciation of mathematics education. This is a wiki site created by my peer, my professor and I which tracks our ongoing research in this field: wiki site

2006 The Geometer’s Sketchpad Workshop York University, Toronto, ON A sketch I created using G.S.P. for a course in understanding how to teach Mathematics

2007. Visual Reasoning in Mathematics Workshop 2007 Visual Reasoning in Mathematics Workshop York-Seneca Institute, Toronto, ON

Arrowsmith School Workshop Toronto, ON 2007 Arrowsmith School Workshop Toronto, ON