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Welcome to MEAD 2023!!!

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  • **NOTE that session capacity is limited to 30 participants in-person and 60 participants online. However, everyone is invited to attend the live-streamed keynote address which is pinned to your schedule. Stay tuned after the keynote to meet the winners of the Excellence and Resiliency in Mathematics Teaching Awards!

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Saturday, January 21 • 10:40am - 11:40am
[VIRTUAL] Understanding Trends in School Discipline using CODAP with real data

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This session will engage participants with a real dataset about school discipline using CODAP, a free software used in schools. Participants will use CODAP to uncover broader trends, determine if race is a factor in out of school suspensions, and share possible actions to minimize days missed through out of school suspensions. 
Speakers
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Anthony Fernandes

Associate Professor, UNC Charlotte
I moved to the U.S. from India for my Ph.D. at the University of Arizona, graduated, and started working at UNC Charlotte. I teach mathematics and mathematics education courses. My research focuses on preparing mathematics preservice teachers to work with multilingual students in... Read More →
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Ksenija Simic-Muller

Principal Investigator/Co- PI, Pacific Lutheran University
Ksenija Simic-Muller is a mathematics professor and teacher educator at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma. She seeks to co-create mathematics classrooms where students can bring their whole selves and can see themselves in the curriculum.
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Travis Weiland

Assistant Professor, University of Houston
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Anita Sundrani

Doctoral Candidate, University of Houston

Saturday January 21, 2023 10:40am - 11:40am MST
Virtual
  Technology Integration, Grades 6-8 [VIRTUAL], Grades 9-12 [VIRTUAL], Grade 11 through Community College [VIRTUAL]

Attendees (9)