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The vision of the BYU Mathematics Education Department is that students in mathematics classrooms at all levels (elementary, secondary, and post-secondary) will be engaged in authentic mathematical work; will develop deep, connected understanding of mathematics; and will be empowered to effectively use their mathematical knowledge outside of the classroom.
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Keith Leatham Interviews on the Radio

April 14, 2011 12:17 PM
Professor Keith Leatham was recently interviewed for a program on the Mormon Channel Radio Station. The topic was Understanding Mathematics and is the third episode in a program called Insights.
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Preparing the Math Teachers of Tomorrow

About MEA

BYU Mathematics Eduation Association

Mathematics: Education for Eternity

MEA is a student organization with a goal to provide all students interested in mathematics education with additional tools and resources to help them become better math educators and also to promote unity among the students within the math education major.

MEA activities are designed to help the BYU students incorporate this motto into their education and their future careers. Activities provided by the association include lectures, workshops and socials which are intended to enrich the education of the members in ways that they will be able to pass on to their future students.

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