Principal Investigators: Dr. Elizabeth Phillips, Dr. AJ Edson, Dr. Kristen Bieda, Dr. Joseph Krajcik, Chad Dorsey (Concord Consortium) and Nathan Kimball (Concord Consortium).
Project Partners: Concord Consortium
Funding: National Science Foundation
Awarded amount: approximately $2M
Project Dates: 08/01/2020 - 07/31/2024 (estimated)
This project aims to develop a digital platform that supports collaboration among middle school math teachers. This new environment connects to a similar student platform and includes shared problem-based curriculum materials. Teachers use it to plan, teach, reflect, and share resources and classroom artifacts, even across different schools. The resulting online resources will include problem-based curriculum materials, classroom artifacts from students, and resources created by teachers project will study how teachers use these tools, collaborate online, and support one another, contributing to a better understanding of effective online math teaching and learning.
To learn more about this project, go to: https://prime.natsci.msu.edu/research-projects/enhancing-the-teacher-curriculum-relationship-in-problem-based-mathematics-classrooms.aspx
To learn more the Program in Mathematics Eduction (PRIME) at MSU, go about this project, go to: https://prime.natsci.msu.edu/about/index.aspx
