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Class One: Who and Where We Are
In this class, we will get to know each other and share our math stories. Do we have any explanations for our history of relative success or lack of success in math? Are there any specific psychological topics that the group is interested in investigating during this class?
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Class Two: Personality Style: Myer-Briggs
In this class, we will discuss the MBTI personality typology theory. We will share MBTI types and any thoughts we have about whether or not it helps explain our experience with math. Does it suggest any other relationships between MBIT types and math success or failure?
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Class Three: Personality Style: Keirsey Temperament
In this class, we will consider whether simplifying the 16 MBIT types into the 4 Keirsey Temperaments makes it easier to see some correlations between personality types and math success or failure. We will discuss our own types and our ideas about relationship between Keirsey temperament types and math experience.
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Class Four: Learning Modalities
In this class, we will look at learning modalities and see what impact they have on math success (if any). We will discuss our own learning styles and our ideas about relationship between learning modalities and math experience.
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Class Five: Gender Differences
In this class, we will discuss our opinions about what impact gender has on math experience in the light of our test scores and the research on this subject.
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Class Six: Other/Putting It All Together
In this class, we will analyze all the theories presented, see if there is any agreement about their impact on math success, and discuss how we can use this information to improve math learning. This is the Syllabus for your Course. Any course participant is allowed to edit this page. Be the first to edit the page by clicking on 'Edit' next to the name of the page (in the Course Material block on the left).
(Note from Carol: I will be filling in the TBD shortly. I am still in the process of deciding what assessment tests to use and how we should share our information with each other. However, if others want to success additional or alternative assessments, I am open to that. But while we finalize the tests and where to store our information, I just put TBD while presenting the flow of the class.)
Hi Carol Where can I view
Hi Carol
Where can I view your brain hemisphere test? I'd like to compare it to the one I've used as a basis to teach math over the last 20 years.
Thank you,
Jonathan
It's open for anyone
It's open for anyone interested, Reginaldo! Just apply and join it!
I am not a math professor,
I am not a math professor, but I would like to take this course. Can I?
It is just an abbreviation
It is just an abbreviation for To Be Decided. It just sounds better than "I Don't Know What I'm Doing Yet" (but I'm figuring it out....)
Thanks,
Carol
I probably sound really
I probably sound really stupid asking this question, but what is TBD?