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Do Students Learn From Their Mistakes

January 9, 2016 udmmathinstructor Talks

Slides from a talk given at the Joint Meetings in Seattle, January 07, 2016.
DoStudentsLearnFromTheirMistakes-v2.pdf

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2014 Fields Medal Symposium- Cedric Villani

Video October 21, 2015 udmmathinstructor Conferences, Resources, Resources for Students, Resources for Teachers, Talks, Videos 2014, Canada, Cedric Villani, Conferences, Fields Institute, Fields Medal, Public lecture

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Talk: When Students Do Their Homework?

December 16, 2014 udmmathinstructor Announcements, Talks 2015, Homework, Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Antonio, Talks, Teaching, Texas

To be given on Saturday 1/10 at the Joint Mathematics Meeting in San Antonio, TX.

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