Journal of the Mathematics Council of the Alberta Teachers’ Association Volume 52 Issue 1, December 2014 This issue of delta-K showcases writing by teacher educators, mathematicians, and graduate and undergraduate education students. This collection of articles is a reminder of the rich heritage of researching and teaching mathematics that we share in Alberta. Despite challenges related to grading policies and back-to-the-basics movements that have been highlighted in the media recently, teachers are engaged in creating learning opportunities for their students that embrace fluency and conceptual development of mathematics. Ronald Persky provides a glimpse into retention and grading policies at the postsecondary level. These mirror much of the Alberta scene, especially…
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Readers’ Responses
Ronald Persky
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Seven Pointers for Teaching Mathematics
Marlow Ediger
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Mathematical Discourse in the French Immersion Classroom
Lisa Sauder
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Gender and Mathematics: How to Control an Uncontrollable Variable
Marina Spreen
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Content Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics: How Much Is Needed and Are Saskatchewan Teacher Candidates Getting Enough?
Nico Higgs and Egan J Chernoff
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Aboriginal Hand Games and Probability
Jessica Shaw and Maxine Elter
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Success by Numbers Math Competitions Help Prepare Students for Challenges Ahead
Johan Rudnick
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Alberta Mathematics Competitions 2013/14
Competitions | Mathematics Council of the Alberta Teachers' Association
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Book Review -Mathematical Models for Teaching: Reasoning Without Memorization, by Ann Kajander and Tom Boland
Reviewed by Gladys Sterenberg