So . . . this quarter I'm grappling with all sorts of interesting issues
and challenges which are brought to my attention through teaching with an
instructor from another discipline who refuses to accept that there is
only one "model" for doing mathematics.
I thought I'd throw out my situation to the listserve and see what kinds
of interesting ideas/opinions you folks have. Is there a mathematics
equivalent to "ebonics?" I'm aware of the field of ethnomathematics. In
fact, we're having a speaker from University of Washington on our campus
to speak about same at the end of the month. This is a kinda scary issue
for me to face, but I'm being asked to face it full on at the moment.
Comments?
Helen Burn
Highline Community College
Seattle, WA 98198-9800
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