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Kristen Bieda
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
kbieda@msu.edu
Kristen Bieda is an associate professor of mathematics education. Her research focuses on classroom practices related to reasoning and proof in middle grades and secondary mathematics, with the ...
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
kbieda@msu.edu
Kristen Bieda is an associate professor of mathematics education. Her research focuses on classroom practices related to reasoning and proof in middle grades and secondary mathematics, with the ...
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Jennifer Newman
One of the strengths of the MSU teacher preparation program is the opportunity to learn from other teachers. Many of my professors were individuals who had taught in a classroom of their own. They could identify with the experiences I was having and often were able to impart practical, helpful knowledge in preparing for a variety of aspects of teaching in a classroom. In addition, I highly benefited from the year long internship. Instead of having ...
One of the strengths of the MSU teacher preparation program is the opportunity to learn from other teachers. Many of my professors were individuals who had taught in a classroom of their own. They could identify with the experiences I was having and often were able to impart practical, helpful knowledge in preparing for a variety of aspects of teaching in a classroom. In addition, I highly benefited from the year long internship. Instead of having ...
