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Date Created2006-02-16
DescriptionThis is a Post-Interview with Fred Harris by Marjory Palius. about the entire IML project. He was also interviewed before the project began (ROLE002). Fred Harris organizes the after school program at...
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Date Created2006-02-23
DescriptionThis is a Pre/Post-Interview with Jennifer Jones by Marjory Palius about the entire IML project. She was not interviewed before.
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Date Created2006-02-16
DescriptionThis is a Post-"Interview with Kimberly Morris by Evelyn Hanna about the entire IML project. She was also interviewed before the project began (ROLE001). Kimberly is a math coordinator at Jefferson...
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Date Created2004-08-05
DescriptionMiddle school students discuss their ideas after using Probability Explorer to solve several tasks. The ideas allude to early concepts of experimental and theoretical probability.
The tasks...
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Date Created2003-10-30
DescriptionThis is a pre-interview with Lou Pedrick conducted by Evelyn Hanna about the entire IML project. He was also interviewed after the project ended. Lou taught 6th grade math at Hubbard in Plainfield.
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Date Created2002-03-11
DescriptionReflections III – Math Seminar: March 11, 2002 (College Sophomore)
An interview of both Jeff and Romina was conducted during a seminar meeting of math education researchers on March 11, 2002 at the...
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Date Created1992-02-06
DescriptionOn February 6, 1992 two classes of 4th grade students at Harding Public School in Kenilworth, NJ were given the ―Towers 5-high‖ task involving a choice of two colors of Unifix cubes. Romina and...
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DescriptionIn this one-on-one interview with Angela when she was in high school, she discusses how she solved the Towers problem three days earlier when she worked with Magda. The researcher prompts her to start...
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DescriptionIn this session, four high school students: Magda, Angela, Michelle, and Sherly, work on the Pizza Problem as described in the task previously mentioned. The researchers start by having a student,...
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DescriptionIn this session, six high school students: Magda, Angela, Michelle, Robert, Sherly, and Ashley, meet to solve the 2-colors, 5-tall Towers Problem. First, the researchers begin by asking questions...
