Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone
As always, I feel like this semester has flown by. Part of it going by so fast is because it has been so busy. In February I was able to attend the Association of Math Teacher Educators conference in New Orleans. I presented some of my research with my colleagues Orly Buchbinder, University of New Hampshire, and Tuyin An, Georgia Southern University. I met them through the Geometry for Teachers (GeT) group, coordinated by the University of Michigan. At the end of February, I was able to attend the Research in Undergraduate Mathematics Education conference in Omaha. Several of us from the GeT a Pencil community got there early and were able to gather and talk about writing chapters in an upcoming book and the work that we have already done. As a first-time attendee, I enjoyed the RUME conference, and I hope to go again next year. Again, I co-presented with Orly and Tuyin about our FullProof project. We had a lot more people in the audience, thanks to our GeT community. The GeT commu...