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Edwin M. Dickey, Ph.D.

Professor
Department of Instruction and Teacher Education
College of Education
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC 29208

803/777.6235
803/777.3193 (fax)
Ed.Dickey@SC.edu

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Publications and Conference Presentations

SCCTM Conference in Columbia 2009:
Mathematics as a Human Endeavor: Handout and Powerpoint

SCCTM Conference in Charleston 2008:
Reaching Mathematics Learners from Cultures Other than Yours: Handout and Powerpoint

NHA Annual Hydrogen Conference, Sacramento, 2008:
H2fuel4U: Reaching the Hydrogen Generation with Carla York (Powerpoint: as pdf)

NCTM Annual Meeting, Anaheim, 2005:
PANEL SESSION: Mathematical Ideas Important to Students and Adults with Richard Askey, R. James Milgram, and Hung-Hsi Wu

NCTM Annual Meeting, Anaheim, 2005:
What Can We Learn from International Mathematics Education with Jacqueline Smith, Gail Burrill, Martha Siegel, Andy Magid, Francis (Skip) Fennell, Judy Ackerman, and Johnny Lott

Empowering Beginning Teachers Series from NCTM
Technology section for Elementary, Middle, or Secondary Teachers with Ashley Lanning and Melina Deligiannidou

NCTM Annual Meeting, San Antonio, 2003:
PANEL SESSION: Mathematical Content Knowledge for Middle Grades Teachers with Kay McClain, Ira Papick, Tina Pateracki, and Sid Rachlin

Integrating Educational Technology into Teaching (3rd Edition) by M.D. Robyler
Chapter 11: Technology in Mathematics and Science Instruction with Jon Singer

NCTM Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, 2002:
Using Data from the Web to Realize the Vision in Algebra, Data Analysis, and Representations with Betty Gasque and Kevin Morgan
SCCTM Conference in Greenville 2001:
Using Web Data and Applets to Address Algebra and Representation Standards
NCTM Annual Meeting, Orlando, 2001:
Helping Beginning Teachers Learn to Use Technology for Teaching Mathematics (PowerPoint presentation)
NCTM Central Regional in Omaha, 2000:
Mining the Internet for Mathematical Gems
SCCTM Conference in Hilton Head 2000:
Impressions from the 9th International Congress on Mathematics Education in Japan (PowerPoint presentation)
SCCTM Conference in Hilton Head 1999:
Numerical Thinking: Is It Part of Your Algebra Curriculum? (Transparencies Only)

SEATCCO in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1997:
Technology and Assessment and
Symmetry: Weaving Mathematics, Art, and Technology
NASSP Bulletin, Feb 1997:
Challenges of Teaching Mathematics Today: How Can School Leaders Help?
EARCOS Technology II Conference in Kobe, Japan 1996:
Improving Education with Technology: Choices and Decisions.
NCTM San Diego National 1996, Atlanta Regional 1997, Louisville Regional 1998:
Manipulatives in High School Mathematics: Examples from a Videocourse
Mathematics Teacher, Oct 1993:
The Golden Section: A Golden Opportunity to Investigate Multiple Representations of a Problem.

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