RESUME

Name and Address:

James W. Wilson
290 Hampton Court
Athens, Georgia 30605

Telephone & Electronic Access:

706-542-4552 (office)
706-542-4551 (FAX)
706-353-7210 (home)
706-248-3388 (cellular)
E-Mail: jwilson@uga.edu
URL: Http://jwilson.coe.uga.edu

EDUCATION:

Kansas State Teachers College, B.S., 1958, (Social Science and Science).

Kansas State Teachers College, M.A., 1960, (Mathematics).

University of Notre Dame, M.S., 1965, (Mathematics).

Stanford University, M.S., 1964, (Mathematics).

Stanford University, Ph.D., 1967, (Mathematics Education).

EMPLOYMENT:

University of Georgia. Professor of Mathematics Education, 1993-present.

University of Georgia, Acting Director, Learning and Performance Support Laboratory, 1992 - 1995.

University of Georgia, Acting Associate Dean for Research, College of Education, 1983-1984.

University of Georgia. Professor and Head of the Department of Mathematics Education, 1979-1993.

University of Georgia. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Mathematics Education, 1969-l979. Admitted to Graduate Faculty 1969. On leave 1974-1975.

National Science Foundation. Program Manager, Materials and Instructional Development Section, Division of Pre-College Education in Science, 1974-1975.

University of Georgia. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education, 1968-l969.

School Mathematics Study Group, Stanford University, Research Associate, 1966-1968. Project Coordinator, SMSG Research and Analysis Section.

School Mathematics Study Group, Stanford University, 1964-1966. Research Assistant, Stanford Staff, full-time. Member of SMSG Headquarters Research and Test Development Section.

Flexible Scheduling Project and Secondary Education Project, Stanford University, 1962-1964. Research Assistant, half-time. Primary responsibility as a computer programmer.

Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kansas, 1961-1962. Instructor in Education. Primary responsibility was the mathematics instruction in the Secondary Laboratory School (grades 7-12).

Marion City Schools, Marion, Kansas, February, 1958, through June, 1960. Instructor in Mathematics and Biology.

VISITING FACULTY MEMBER:

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, summers 1987, 1988.

University of Texas at San Antonio, summers 1982, 1984.

East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, summers 1986, 1988.

University of Hawaii, Manoa, summer 1981.

Saint Michael's College, Winooski, VT, summer 1967.

University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Spring 1988.

Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai, PRC, 1988.

National Pingtung University of Education, Taiwan, 2006

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

National Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Mathematics Association of America

American Educational Research Association

National Society for the Study of Education

Phi Delta Kappa

School Science and Mathematics Association

Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Virginia Council of Teachers of Mathematics

PARTICIPANT IN:

Several NSF Institutes and Fellowships, 1958-1964.

Stanford Honors Fellowship, 1963-1964.

Conference on Learning and the Educational Process, Social Science Research Council, Stanford University, Summer, 1965.

AERA Post-Session on Research Design, 1969.

Conference on School Mathematics for the 70's, School Mathematics Study Group, San Francisco, 1970.

UNESCO Conference on Mathematics Curriculum in Africa, Dakar, Senegal, May 1979

Conference on Calculators and Mathematics Education, NIE, Washington, D.C., 1979.

Conference on Piagetian Studies in Mathematics Education, NCTM and NSF, New York, 1970.

Euclid Conference on Basic Skills and Learning in Mathematics, National Institute for Education, Euclid, Ohio, 1975.

Conference on Needed Research in Mathematics Education, NCTM, Athens, 1967.

Conference of a New Mathematics Curriculum, Florida State University, 1973.

Italy - U.S. Joint Seminar on Elementary School Science and Mathematics, Villa Falconieri, Frascati, Italy, 1985.

Italy - U.S. Joint Seminar on Secondary School Science and Mathematics, 1986.

Japan - U.S. Joint Seminar on Problem Solving in School mathematics, East-West Center, Honolulu, HI, 1987.

Japan - U.S. Joint Seminar on Using Computers in School Mathematics, East-West Center, Honolulu, HI, 1991.

Sino-American Conference of Secondary Mathematics Education, Kaohsiung, 1987.

Conference on Mathematics Education Doctoral Programs, Missouri, 1998.

Conference on Mathematics Education Doctoral Programs, Kansas City, 2007.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Editor, Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, 1976-1982.

American Book Company, author team, K-8 series, 1976-1979.

Scott-Foresman Company, author team, K-8 series, 198l-present.

Silver Burdett Publishers, author team, college methods textbook, 1974-1976.

Evaluation and Research Direction, Clemson University Project on Hand Calculators, 1988-1991.

Project Director, Revision of Geometry and Measurement Curriculum for the Elementary School, (National Science Foundation Project), University of Georgia, 1986-1990.

Investigator, Joint U.S. - Japan Study of Mathematical Problem Solving in Schools, (National Science Foundation Project), 1988-1990.

Member of Editorial Board, Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, 1968-1974.

Member, SMSG Writing Team for Programmed Instruction, Algebra I, 1961-1962.

Member of SMSG Panel on Research, 1968-1971.

Chair, Research Advisory Subcommittee of the Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, 1970-1973.

Chair, NCTM ad hoc Committee on National Assessment, 197l-1974.

Chair, NCTM Task Force on Testing and Evaluation, 1986-1988.

Member of AERA Committee on Special Interest Groups, 197l-1972.

Member, Board of Directors, School Science and Mathematics Association, 1974-77. (Elected)

Executive Committee, SSMA Board of Directors, 1974-1977.

McGraw-Hill Publishers, Author, Chapter 19 of Bloom, Madaus and Hastings, Formative and Summative Evaluation, 1971.

Member, Finance Committee of the School Science on Mathematics Association, 1970-1976. Policy Committee 1979-1982.

Committee Member in charge of Research Sections, NCTM Annual Meeting, 1974.

Chair, AERA Special Interest Group for Research in Mathematics Education, 1968-1970. Founder of this SIG group in 1968.

Project Director, NCTM Project on Interpretive Reports from the NAEP Mathematics Assessment, 1973-1976.

Member, Board of Directors, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 1978-81. (Elected)

Member, Elections Committee, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 1982-1985.

Executive Committee, NCTM Board of Directors, 1978-1981.

Management Committee, Journal of Educational Statistics, 1979-1982.

Candidate for President-Elect, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 1990.

Candidate for President-Elect, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 1992.

Evaluation and Research Direction, MAA/NCTM Teaching Mathematics with Calculators Project, J. Kenelly and J. Harvey, Directors, 1990-1992.

Chair, NCTM Task Force on the 25th Anniversary Year for the Journal for Research in Mathematics Education.

Member, NCTM Standards for Mathematics Assessment writing team. Co- Chair of the Principles subgroup. 1993-1995.

Member, External Advisory Committee for Periodic Review, Department of Mathematics & Statistics, Hunter College, 1994.

Member, Visiting Committee for Institutional Review. Department of Science Teaching, Weizmann Institute, 1995.

Member, Outside Committee for Institutional Review, Department of Mathematics, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1997.

Member, National Science Foundation Advisory Committee, Project on Integrated Curricula @ Hunter College, 1996 - 2000.

Chair, NCTM Task Force on Technology, 1996-1997.

Member, Mathematics Advisory Committee, Knowles Science Teaching Foundation, 2004 -2007

CONSULTANT TO:

Algebra Project, University of Hawaii, 1983-1990.

Board of Regents, State of Florida, 198l.

California Assessment Project, 1976-1982.

Cincinnati School Survey, 1968.

Dougherty County Schools (Georgia), 1979-1982.

Educational Testing Service, various projects, 1976-present.

Florida Statewide Basic Mathematics Assessment, 1976.

Georgia Criterion Referenced Mathematics Assessment, 1975-1976.

Glynn County Schools (Georgia), 1976-1977.

Harper and Row Publishers, reviews of various manuscripts in mathematics education.

Houston County School (Georgia), 1976-1977.

International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement, Ad Hoc Committee on a Second Mathematics Survey, 1974.

IEA International Mathematics Committee, 1976-86.

IMP -- Integrated Mathematics Program -- Advisory Committee 2001-

J. B. Lippincott Company, reviews of various manuscripts in mathematics education.

John Wiley and Sons, Inc., Manuscript reviews.

Key Curriculum Press, Project evaluation, 1996 -- present.

Key Curriculum Press, manuscript reviews, 1995-1996, 2002-2004

Louisville, Kentucky Schools, 1982-1983

Mathematical Gardens Project, 2007 - .

Mathematics Assessment Project (Florida), 1973.

Merrill Publishers, manuscript reviews.

Minnesota Research and Evaluation Project, Advisory Board, 197l-l976.

National Science Foundation, 1973-1981.

National Institute of Education, 1976.

National Assessment of Educational Progress:

New Jersey Basic Skills Assessment Project, 1977.

Prentice-Hall Publishers, reviews of various manuscripts in mathematics education.

Prindle, Weber, and Schmidt, reviews of various manuscripts in mathematics education.

Statewide Mathematics Advisory Committee, State of California, 1967-1968.

University of Hawaii, 1978-1981.

University of Missouri, National Science Foundation Project on Middle School Curriculum Implementation, evaluation consultant, 1995- 1998.

University of North Florida, National Science Foundation Project on teacher enhancement, evaluation consultant, 1994-1997.

Virginia State Department of Education, 1981-1996.

GRADUATE EDUCATION:

Graduate Coordinator, 1969-1993; 1999-August,2005; January 2006-May 2007.

Doctoral Advisory Committees -- approximately 90

Ed.S. Advisory Committees -- approximately 40

M.Ed. Advisor -- regularly

M.A. Advisor -- 5

Doctoral Major Professor -- approximately 54

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:

Tirosh, D., Tirosh, D., Graeber, A., & Wilson, J. W. (1990). Computer based intervention to correct preservice teachers' misconceptions about the operation of division. Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching, 10(2), 71-78.

Wilson, J. W. (1988). Evaluation in secondary school mathematics. (In Chinese). Shanghai: Educational Press. [Translation of Wilson (1971)]

Wilson, J. W. (1971). Evaluation in secondary school mathematics. In B. S. Bloom, J. T. Hastings, and G. F. Madaus, Formative and Summative Evaluation of Classroom Learning, (Chapter 19). New York: McGraw-Hill.

Wilson, J. W. (1986). Classroom practice of problem solving in U.S. classrooms. In J. P. Becker & T. Miwa, Proceedings of the U.S.-Japan Seminar on Mathematical Problem Solving, Honolulu, July 1986.

Wilson, J. W., & Kilpatrick, J. (1989). Theoretical issues in the development of calculator-based mathematics tests. In J. W. Kenelly (Ed.), The Use of Calculators in the Standardized Testing of Mathematics. New York: College Entrance Examination Board.

Buccino, A., & Wilson, J. W. (1987). Instructional processes in the teaching of mathematics. In I. Wirszup & R. Streit, Developments in School Mathematics Education Around the World. Reston, VA: National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

Becker, J. P., Silver, E. A., Kantowski, M. G., Travers, K. J., & Wilson, J. W. (1990). Some observation of mathematics teaching in Japanese elementary and junior high schools. The Arithmetic Teacher, October 1990, 12-21.

Wilson, J. W. (1987). Taking mathematics teaching seriously. In Proceedings of the Sino-American Secondary Mathematics Education Seminar, National Kaohsiung Teachers' College, Kaohsiung, R.O.C., May 1987.

Wilson, J. W. (1987) Some Reflections on Agenda for Action. In Proceedings of the Sino-American Secondary Mathematics Education Seminar, National Kaohsiung Teachers' College, Kaohsiung, R.O.C., May 1987.

Wilson, J. W., Fernandez, M. L., & Hadaway, N. (1993). Mathematical Problem Solving. In P. S. Wilson, Survey of Research in Mathematics Education: Secondary School. Reston, VA: NCTM.

Wilson, J. (2003) Mathematics Education: A Personal Perspective. Chapter 38 in G. Stanic and J. Kilpatrick, History of Mathematics Education Since World War II. Reston, VA: NCTM.

FUNDED PROJECTS:

Geometry and Measurement Research Project, National Science Foundation, Project Director, $551,907, September 1986 through December 1989.

U.S. - Japan Seminar on Mathematical Problem Solving, National Science Foundation, $95,000, July 1989-January 1991, Southern Illinois University. Matching funds for Japanese participation from the Japanese government. Dr. Wilson had a University of Georgia subcontract for $18,000.

Conceptual Adjustment in Progressing from Whole to Rational Numbers, U.S. - Israeli Binational Science Foundation, September 1991-August 1992, University of Tel Aviv, University of Georgia, and University of Maryland. Continuation award for a new study, 1993-1998.

Problem Solving and Instructional Computing in Mathematics, Eisenhower Grant, March 1990 - September 1991, $l6,000.

A Study of Mathematics Problem Solving in Georgia, Eisenhower Grant, March 1990 through September 1992, $29,250.

Mathematical Problem Solving: A Problem Resource Using Hypercard, Eisenhower Grant, March 1990 through September 199l, $5000.

Alternative Certification of Secondary and Middle Grades Science and Mathematics Teachers, Eisenhower Grant, March 1991 through September 1993, $30,000 (with Michael Padilla).

Mathematics Content and Instruction for Middle School Teachers, Eisenhower Grant, March 1991 through September 1993, $54,584.

Mathematical Investigations with Function Graphers, Geometry Software, Graphing Calculators, and Spreadsheets, Eisenhower Grant, March 1991 through September 1992, $5,000.

Problem Solving and Instructional Computing in Mathematics, Title II Georgia Plan grant, February 1988 through September 1989, $16,000.

Instructional Computing, LOGO Microworlds, and School Mathematics, Title II Georgia Plan grant, February 1988 through September 1989, $16,000.

Problem Solving and Instructional Computing in Mathematics, Title II Georgia Plan grant, February 1985 through September 1986, $16,000.

Problem Solving and Instructional Computing in Mathematics, Title II Georgia Plan grant, February 1987 through September 1988, $16,000.

Problem Solving and Instructional Computing in Mathematics, Title II Georgia Plan grant, February 1989 through September 1990, $16,000.

Mathematical Problem Solving: A Problem Resource Book, Title II Georgia Plan grant, February 1987 through September 1989, $5000.

History of Mathematics: A Course Guide, Title II Georgia Plan grant, February 1988 through September 1990, $5000.

Learning and Performance and Support Laboratory. Georgia Research Alliance. July 1992 through June 1997, $1.1M.

Learning and Performance and Support Laboratory. Georgia Research Alliance. July 1993 through June 1994, $1.2M.

Inter-Math. Eisenhower Plan Grant, September 1997 through August 1998, $57,962. (With M. Hannafin, LPSL)

InterMath Project: Technology and the Teaching of Middle Grades Mathematics, National Science Foundation grant 1998-2006, $1.8M. (With M. Hannafin LPSL and P. Ohme, GaTech)

Center for Proficiency in Mathematics Teaching, National Science Foundation grant 2002-2007, $10.6M. (Jointly with J. Kilpatrick and P. Wilson, UGa, and D. Ball, H. Bass, and E. Silver, UMich)

DOCTORAL ADVISEES

Donald Kern, 1973
C. Edwin McClintock, 1973
Mary Grace Kantowski, 1974
Carolyn Ehr, 1979
Mary Kay Corbitt, 1979
Sidney L. Rachlin, 1981
Joao Pedro da Ponte, 1984
Siriporn Thipkong, 1988
Kenneth Shaw, 1989
James Lee Massey, Jr, (Deceased), 1989
Joseph T. Zilliox, 1990
Catherine Vistro, 1991
Nicholas Oppong, 1992
Earl Bennett, 1993
Che-Jen Hsieh, 1993
Zhonghong Jiang, 1993
Pao-Ping Lin, 1993
Marilyn Strutchens,1993
Woo-Hyung Whang, 1993
David Barnes, 1994
Azita Manouchehri, 1994
Mary Enderson, 1995
Maria Fernandez, 1995
John King, 1995
Man-Li Liu, 1995
Dumma Mapolelo, 1995
Altair Polettini, (Deceased) 1995
Po-Son Tsao, 1995
Lettie Watford, 1995
Tingyao Zheng, 1995
Sang Sook Choi, 1996
Jennifer Hooper, 1996
Joong Kwoen Lee, 1996
Alfred Schneider, 1997
Alan Russell, 1997
Mary Beth Searcy, 1997
Ching-Hua Chien, 1998
Susie Lanier, 1999
LouAnn Louvin, 2000
Terry Barron, 2000
Signe Kastberg,2002
Inchul Jung, 2002
Kursat Erbas, 2004
Linda Crawford, 2004
Lisa Sheehy, 2004
Michael McCallum, 2005

Jacob Klerlein, 2006
Samuel Obara, 2006
Daniel Brink, 2007
Sherry Hix, 2008

Stephen Bismarck, 2009
June Jones, in progress
Kyle Schultz, in progress
Robert Allen, in progress
Dana TeCroney, in progress
Robert Allen, in progress
Douglas Griffin, in progress
Ana Kuzle, in progress
Brian Swanagan, in progress
Richard Francisco, in progress