K-12 MATH EDUCATION
FORUM
April 24, 2008, 5:30pm -
7:30pm, Port Discovery
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| Left to right: Alfred R. Berkeley
III (Pipeline Trading Systems), Alison Perkins-Cohen (Baltimore
Curriculum Project), Muriel Berkeley, Ph.D. (Baltimore Curriculum
Project), Craig R. Barrett, Ph.D. (Intel Corporation), Joe
Turnage (Constellation Energy), W. Stephen Wilson, Ph.D.
(Johns Hopkins University), William H. Schmidt, Ph.D., (Michigan
State University), R. James Milgram, Ph.D. (Stanford University),. |
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About
the Forum
The
K-12 Math Education Forum explored how the U.S. fails to prepare
our children for college and the global economy. Speakers included Stanford
University Math Professor Dr. R. James Milgram, Michigan State
University Distinguished Professor Dr. William H. Schmidt, Johns
Hopkins University Math Professor Dr. W. Stephen Wilson, Intel
Corporation Chairman Dr. Craig R. Barrett, and Constellation Generation
Group Senior Vice President Joe Turnage. Pipeline Trading Systems
Chairman Alfred R. Berkeley III moderated the forum.
Math Forum Sponsors:
ABOUT LEADING MINDS
The
Baltimore Curriculum Project’s Leading Minds
series invites national education leaders
to engage local stakeholders in a discussion of controversial
topics that have direct relevance to improving K-12
education. These national experts will bring innovative
ideas and shed light on issues that have received inadequate
attention to date.
Through this initiative we will spark a more
expansive policy dialogue among business, education, government,
and nonprofit leaders – influencing policy to improve
educational opportunities and outcomes for all students. Leading
Minds will broaden the education community’s knowledge
of current policy issues and strengthen its commitment to making
our schools more effective. |
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