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  Watch out, prehistoric animals! Students in a class led by Assistant Professor Michelle Bebber, Ph.D., are learning how to use the ancient weapons used by early hunters.  These students are practicing using an atlatl – an ancient device that allowed prehistoric hunters of lesser strength to throw spears with as much force and velocity as stronger hunters.  Hands-on learning opportunities like this expand the students' experience beyond the classroom and help them develop a deeper understanding of the topics they are studying. Want to see one of YOUR photos ...

This week, Rangmei Li, Ph.D., a guest professor from Beijing Normal University in China, gave an insightful Aggarwal-Blackburn Visiting Scholar Presentation titled, "Using Mobile Eye Tracking to Examine Teachers’ Noticing." The Aggarwal-Blackburn Visiting Scholar presentations are held in the Read Room on the second floor in White Hall. Li's lecture examined research on exploring secondary mathematics teachers' student awareness in authentic classroom settings using an expert novice analysis through Mobile Eye tracking and retrospective interviews. Her lecture focused on differences betwe...