This is the web site page devoted to EMAT 8990 Doctoral Seminars in Mathematics Education, at the University of Georgia.
Last modified on January 14, 2013
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Doctoral seminars in Mathematics Education at the University of Georgia are organized around a research topic and the interests of a group. Several seminars may be available each quarter and doctoral students are expected to participate in at least one each quarter.
In the mathematics visualization seminars we will be continuing to construct a web page as a resource to identify links, references, discussion, and research activity.
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