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Babette M. Benken, Ph.D. Department of Mathematics & Statistics CSU, Long Beach AMTE 2010

Crossing Boundaries: Bridging Communication Efforts both Across our Campus and with Local Community Colleges and Businesses to Recruit and Prepare Math and Science Teachers. Babette M. Benken, Ph.D. Department of Mathematics & Statistics CSU, Long Beach AMTE 2010.

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Babette M. Benken, Ph.D. Department of Mathematics & Statistics CSU, Long Beach AMTE 2010

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  1. Crossing Boundaries: Bridging Communication Efforts both Across our Campus and with Local Community Colleges and Businesses to Recruit and Prepare Math and Science Teachers Babette M. Benken, Ph.D. Department of Mathematics & Statistics CSU, Long Beach AMTE 2010

  2. Collaboration and Communication: The MSTI Partners Dept. of Science Education College of Education Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics Community Colleges Local Corporations

  3. Overview of Primary MSTI Initiatives • Facilitated pathways between local community colleges and CSULB • Partnerships with local corporations (e.g., Boeing) • Specialized courses for CSET preparation or Subject Matter Authorization • Recruitment seminars/meetings/materials • Program advising

  4. Overview of Primary MSTI Initiatives • Monetary support for candidates (stipends, scholarships) • Other support for candidates (e.g., seminars, tutoring, on-going advising) • Course improvements (e.g., revise curriculum, update technology and equipment) • Support for tenure-line faculty (e.g., travel, supplies, research resources) • Support for graduate students (e.g. research with math education faculty, seminars)

  5. Specialized Content Courses for Mathematics Teachers–Benefits • Provides alternative sequence for 32 units needed for Subject Matter Authorization • Includes content needed for CSET exams • Explores content in ways appropriate for teaching secondary mathematics (e.g., focus on concepts) • Models/examines some teaching strategies for middle school mathematics (e.g., integrate technology and cooperative projects)

  6. For additional information: http://www.csulb.edu/web/depts/math/mathed/MdlSchlMathTchng.htm bbenken@csulb.edu

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