A letter was sent to local schools advertising the program and an information session that we will be holding for prospective students. This information session will take place Wednesday, March 11, 2009 at 5pm in North Ross 620.
If you know anyone who would like to attend you may pass along a link to the following letter http://garsia.math.yorku.ca/~zabrocki/ma4teacherslet.pdf.
It has been suggested that we have an information session for the M.A. for Teachers program with current students as well. I teach on Mondays from 6-9pm and I can come after the algebra class one evening if you want to discuss any issues. Comments?
Friday, February 27, 2009
Past courses in the program
I have a list of courses that were offered for the last 5 years. We will be offering these courses with a similar frequency in the future:
FW2008-9
* EDUC 5848 3.0 Technology and Mathematics Education
* MATH 5400 6.0 History of Mathematics
* MATH 5420 6.0 Algebra for Teachers
Summer 2008
* MATH 5300 6.0 Computation in Mathematics for Teachers*
* MATH 5910 3.0 Quantitative Research Methods
FW2007-8
* MATH 5020 6.0 Fundamentals of Mathematics for Teachers
* MATH 5430 6.0 Statistics and Probability for Teachers
Summer 2007
* MATH 5410 6.0 Analysis for Teachers
* Math 5840 3.0 Mathematics Learning Environments
FW2006-7
* MATH 5910 3.0 Quantitative Research Methods
* MATH 5200 6.0 Problem Solving
* MATH 5400 6.0 History of Mathematics
Summer 2006
* MATH 5450 6.0 Geometry for Teachers
FW2005-6
* MATH 5020 6.0 Fundamentals of Mathematics for Teachers
* MATH 5500 6.0 Topics in Mathematics for Teachers
* MATH 5900 3.0 Thinking about Teaching Mathematics
* MATH 5910 3.0 Quantitative Research Methods
Summer 2005
* MATH 5420 6.0 Algebra for Teachers
* MATH 5910 3.0 Quantitative Research Methods
FW 2004-5
* MATH 5430 6.0 Statistics and Probability for Teachers
* MATH 5300 6.0 Computation in Mathematics for Teachers
* Math 5840 3.0 Mathematics Learning Environments
Summer 2004
* Math 5840 3.0 Mathematics Learning Environments
* MATH 5400 6.0 History of Mathematics
FW2008-9
* EDUC 5848 3.0 Technology and Mathematics Education
* MATH 5400 6.0 History of Mathematics
* MATH 5420 6.0 Algebra for Teachers
Summer 2008
* MATH 5300 6.0 Computation in Mathematics for Teachers*
* MATH 5910 3.0 Quantitative Research Methods
FW2007-8
* MATH 5020 6.0 Fundamentals of Mathematics for Teachers
* MATH 5430 6.0 Statistics and Probability for Teachers
Summer 2007
* MATH 5410 6.0 Analysis for Teachers
* Math 5840 3.0 Mathematics Learning Environments
FW2006-7
* MATH 5910 3.0 Quantitative Research Methods
* MATH 5200 6.0 Problem Solving
* MATH 5400 6.0 History of Mathematics
Summer 2006
* MATH 5450 6.0 Geometry for Teachers
FW2005-6
* MATH 5020 6.0 Fundamentals of Mathematics for Teachers
* MATH 5500 6.0 Topics in Mathematics for Teachers
* MATH 5900 3.0 Thinking about Teaching Mathematics
* MATH 5910 3.0 Quantitative Research Methods
Summer 2005
* MATH 5420 6.0 Algebra for Teachers
* MATH 5910 3.0 Quantitative Research Methods
FW 2004-5
* MATH 5430 6.0 Statistics and Probability for Teachers
* MATH 5300 6.0 Computation in Mathematics for Teachers
* Math 5840 3.0 Mathematics Learning Environments
Summer 2004
* Math 5840 3.0 Mathematics Learning Environments
* MATH 5400 6.0 History of Mathematics
Thursday, February 26, 2009
What is this program about
York University has an active part-time M.A. program especially designed for teachers. We welcome in particular students who have been away from formal schooling for some years. We recognize that teachers interested in this program may have completed their university studies some time ago, and our courses have been designed to take this into account. This program has been in existence since 1975. Peter Gibson, Jane Heffernan, Stan Kochman, Martin Muldoon, Margaret Sinclair, Juris Steprans, Paul Szeptycki, Byron Wall, Walter Whiteley, Augustine Wong, Mike Zabrocki and Hongmei Zhu are among its recent teaching staff.
The program focuses on giving students an exposure to a variety of mathematical subjects providing to those that are teachers a broader experience that they can bring to their own classrooms. The range of this program gives students an historic perspective as well as chances to practice techniques of problem solving, writing and presenting mathematics. These elements are relevant for teachers of mathematics at any level. This program does not prepare students for study at the Ph.D. level in mathematics nor does it lead to teacher certification in Ontario. Courses in the program will be scheduled in the evenings, usually with a three-hour session once a week for a course in the Fall-Winter term, and two three-hour sessions per course in the Summer term. Ordinarily, two courses are offered in the Fall-Winter session and one course in the Summer session.
The program focuses on giving students an exposure to a variety of mathematical subjects providing to those that are teachers a broader experience that they can bring to their own classrooms. The range of this program gives students an historic perspective as well as chances to practice techniques of problem solving, writing and presenting mathematics. These elements are relevant for teachers of mathematics at any level. This program does not prepare students for study at the Ph.D. level in mathematics nor does it lead to teacher certification in Ontario. Courses in the program will be scheduled in the evenings, usually with a three-hour session once a week for a course in the Fall-Winter term, and two three-hour sessions per course in the Summer term. Ordinarily, two courses are offered in the Fall-Winter session and one course in the Summer session.
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