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Informing the community about advancing students’ proof practices in mathematics through inquiry, reinvention, and engagement

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 23RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN UNDERGRADUATE MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

2020

Boston, Massachusetts

Informing the community about advancing students’ proof practices in mathematics through inquiry, reinvention, and engagement

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The difficult transition from computational mathematics to advanced mathematics is well-documented in the research literature. The ASPPMIRE project has two main goals. The first is designing curriculum materials that support students in reinventing fundamental concepts in abstract algebra and real analysis, along with fundamental proof skills. The second supports instructors in implementing inquiry-oriented instruction in their own classrooms. The purpose of our poster presentation is to invite the research community to discuss our project’s motivation, goals, and study design.

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