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Exploring Discrete Mathematics in the Classroom

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Discrete Presenters at NCTM 76th Annual Meeting

	Presenter	Session Title
Administration:
	Valerie DeBellis debellis@dimacs.rutgers.edu	564 Mathematics for the Twenty-first Century: An Overview of Discrete Mathematics 5-8.
	Anthony Piccolino piccolinoa@alpha.montclair.edu	819 Integrating Multicultural and Historical Activities into Mathematics Classes.
Lead Teachers:
	Chuck Biehl '90 biehl@dimacs.rutgers.edu	671 Rich and Robust Mathematics through Modeling Natural Phenomena--and They're Fractals, Too.
	Judy Ann Brown '92 judyann@dimacs.rutgers.edu	206 Discrete Colors in Pascal's Playground.
	Jackie Faillace Getgood '92 getgood@erols.com	236 Colorful Problem Solving the Discrete Way: Map Coloring and Conflict Graphs Using Vertex Coloring.
Participants:
	Barbara Collenge '92 collinge@mail.netzone.com	741 Problem Solving with Discrete Mathematics in the Middle School.
	Rebecca M. Gummerson '94	872 Dividing Discretely: Cakes, Trains, and Automobiles.
	Mary Ann Harasymowycz '97NJR harasymt@buffalostate.edu	1140 The Mathematician behind the Artist: Using Math to Guide Students in the Creation of Their Own Works of Art.
	Charles Hennessey '95 chenness@capaccess.org	318 "Personalized Patterns" to Motivate Middle School Students and Lead from Concrete to Abstract Representations
	Ann Lawrence '95 lawrencea@mtnbrook.k12.al.us	318 "Personalized Patterns" to Motivate Middle School Students and Lead from Concrete to Abstract Representations
	Geri Lorway '95 jgilson@pris.bc.ca	8 Ya Gotta Give 'Em a Reason to Reason.
	Elyse Magram 90 ecmag@ix.netcom.com	876 Use Discovery to Make Conjectures with Parametric Equations on the TI-82 or -83.
	Nancy Puhlmann '94	872 Dividing Discretely: Cakes, Trains, and Automobiles.
	Christine Ruda 97NJR cruda@juno.com	643 Calculators across the Curriculum.
	Eric Simonian LP '94 esimonia@dimacs.rutgers.edu	1074.1 Preparing Teachers to Teach Diverse Student Populations: Grappling with the Issues.
	Erica Voolich '94 voolich@meol.mass.edu	885 The Use of the History of Mathematics in Mathematics Teaching 1015.1 Exploring Pascal's Triangle--Discrete Activities.
	Susan Weiss '94 sweiss@dimacs.rutgers.edu	411 The Colorful World of Discrete Mathematics for Elementary Grades.
	Paula White Wilson '93 pwilson@morsehs.com	238 The Math in Jurassic Park and Lost World: Iterations, Fractals, and Cellular Automata.
	Karol Yeatts 97NJR yeatts@mail.idt.net	956 Card Smarts! A Fun Way for Children to Use Numbers.
Other Discrete Sessions:
	Bob Jensen Mary Garner	27 Discrete Math Activities for the Middle-Grades Classroom.
	Phyllis Z. Chinn Dale R. Oliver	359.1 Discrete Mathematics Activities Leading to Fibonacci Numbers and Pascal's Triangle.
	Margaret J. Kenney	789 Discrete Mathematics: Math Doodling, Graphs, and Applications.
	Alan P. Hallee	857 The History of Apportionment in the U.S. House of Representatives: A Discrete Interdisciplinary Unit.
	Jane Hammontree	1059 Problem Solving with Discrete Math Topics: Four-Color Problem and Traveling Salesperson Problem.

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