In this project presentation we describe an ongoing inquiry into the lived experiences of Academic Mothers in Mathematics Education (AM-ME) and the unique insights AM-ME gain while parenting, educating, and doing mathematics with their school-aged children. We focus on the rationale and significance for this inquiry and provide an overview of our project. During our session we will also discuss findings from a collaborative self-study, currently underway, that is part of our larger project on academic motherhood in mathematics education
Improving the participation of women in mathematics education at the post-secondary level, requires...
This paper presents a two-stage project designed to develop the partnership between teacher and pare...
While parents can partner with schools in many ways, research in both the New Zealand and internatio...
Despite decades of social change and institutional reform, the academic gender gap continues to exis...
Mathematics is one of the major disciplines in the school curricula of Pakistan and around the globe...
This paper focuses on a group of mothers of immigrant origin as they engage in explorations and conv...
This study focused on gender-based mathematics performance. It was a qualitative study of girls and ...
This thesis focuses on a mother's perceptions of her younger daughter's mathematical activity and t...
This thesis is a narrative inquiry into the role of parents in the teaching and learning of mathemat...
This study examined the relationship between maternal education, the home environment, educational e...
This paper focuses on three “Math for Parents ” courses that have been implemented as part of a larg...
Parents bring a wealth of experiences and mathematics knowledge than often goes untapped. The reason...
This paper draws on two research projects located in minority, working-class communities. Both proje...
This study examined the relationship between maternal education, the home environment, educational e...
Homeschooling, where parents take on the prime responsibility for their children's education, is a g...
Improving the participation of women in mathematics education at the post-secondary level, requires...
This paper presents a two-stage project designed to develop the partnership between teacher and pare...
While parents can partner with schools in many ways, research in both the New Zealand and internatio...
Despite decades of social change and institutional reform, the academic gender gap continues to exis...
Mathematics is one of the major disciplines in the school curricula of Pakistan and around the globe...
This paper focuses on a group of mothers of immigrant origin as they engage in explorations and conv...
This study focused on gender-based mathematics performance. It was a qualitative study of girls and ...
This thesis focuses on a mother's perceptions of her younger daughter's mathematical activity and t...
This thesis is a narrative inquiry into the role of parents in the teaching and learning of mathemat...
This study examined the relationship between maternal education, the home environment, educational e...
This paper focuses on three “Math for Parents ” courses that have been implemented as part of a larg...
Parents bring a wealth of experiences and mathematics knowledge than often goes untapped. The reason...
This paper draws on two research projects located in minority, working-class communities. Both proje...
This study examined the relationship between maternal education, the home environment, educational e...
Homeschooling, where parents take on the prime responsibility for their children's education, is a g...
Improving the participation of women in mathematics education at the post-secondary level, requires...
This paper presents a two-stage project designed to develop the partnership between teacher and pare...
While parents can partner with schools in many ways, research in both the New Zealand and internatio...