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MED 595 Research in Mathematics Education

What you need for this course. You MUST activate your student account. The format is The format for the username is as follows: –first 4 letters of last name plus –first initial plus –middle initial plus –2nd digit of birth month plus –2nd digit of birthday A valid SUNY ID. You need access to the internet. You need to have Microsoft Word or a word processor that will save in word format.

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Assignments All assignment will be handed in electronically by Friday following the class by 12:00 pm. IT MUST BE IN MICROSOFT WORD FORMAT No late assignments will be accepted. to :

Materials Many materials will be distributed electronically at:

Goals for the Course Familiarize you with the current research on teaching and learning. You develop and understanding of methods of doing research. Get a start on the Masters Project and an understanding of what this entails.

The Masters Project The name is misleading. This is not a “Project” in the sense that “Project” has been used in your coursework so far. Every SUNY campus is either a master thesis/project or comprehensive exam campus as a cumulating experience to your masters degree. The experience of the Project is for the students to demonstrate that you can pose and test a question through research and experimentation.

What is the difference between a Project and a Thesis? A thesis is researching an original question that would lead to a publication. A project question can be replication of an existing study or with research methods that are not as rigorous. Type of studies can be historical, statistical inference, survey or mathematical.

Parts of a Project Chapter 1 - Your Question –What information are you seeking and why is it important? Chapter 2 - Review of Research –What research has been done in regard to your question? Chapter 3 - Your Study Chapter 4 - Your Conclusions and Suggestions for future research

What is research? “Research is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration” - Edison/Einstein It is a lot of grunt work. It is a lot of reading and reflecting. A lot of reflecting.

Hardest Thing? To come up with a question.

Think about how policies and determined by your school? One thing is true. Decisions in education are based upon too little information.

What is a question you might ask? Form groups are raise three questions.

Assessment 50% Reaction Papers and assignments Each week you will hand in a reaction to an issue in the reading. This must be sent to me by Friday. Either mail or . 10% Tests 10% Class participation- This is not an attendance grade. 30% Proposal

Attendance: Attendance is mandatory. Your final grade will be multiplied by where A is the number of classes you do not attend and N is the number of class meetings.

PolicyResearch Documents Opinions