College of Education and Human Development

Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Mathematics education

Scholarly research on the practice of teaching and learning mathematics.

Selin Akgün Selin Akgün

I am an assistant professor in science education. I earned my BS and MA degrees in primary science education from Bogazici University in Istanbul, Turkey.

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Selin Akgun

Lesa Clarkson Lesa Clarkson

  • Professor
    Birkmaier Educational Leadership Professor
  • she, her, hers
  • 612-626-9243
  • covin005@umn.edu

The foundation of my research agenda is mathematics in urban classrooms. This interest evolved from my initial study which examined a middle school reform mathematics curriculum to determine if mathematics achievement, as determined by the state…

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Lesa Clarkson

Irene Duranczyk Irene Duranczyk

What motivates me in my work? Being a member of a community that is working to advance an engaged, multicultural peaceful world is my passion.

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Irene Duranczyk

Susan Staats Susan Staats

As a cultural anthropologist with research and teaching responsibilities in mathematics, my academic pathway is varied and unusual.

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Susan Staats

Ranza Veltri Torres Ranza Veltri Torres

My research takes a humanizing approach to investigating how school mathematics can function as a gatekeeper by centering the stories of math learners and doers.

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Ranza Veltri Torres

Terrence Wyberg Terrence Wyberg

My teaching experience began as a high school mathematics teacher in Yuma, Arizona. Since that time, I have taught mathematics at the high school and college levels and mathematics education at the college level.

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Terrence Wyberg
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