Recruiting and Preparing Middle School Mathematics Teachers
This session is sponsored by the California Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators (CAMTE).
California Mathematics Council
Southern Section Conference • Palm Springs, California
http://kcsos.kern.org/cmcmath/PS
Saturday, 7 November 2009 • 1:15 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Session 789 • Location: Mesquite A, Palm Springs Convention Center
Come hear how CSU campuses are preparing future middle school math teachers. The session will include strategies for preparing candidates to obtain the Foundational-Level Mathematics credential.
1. Overview of the CSU Math and Science Teacher Initiative
Joan Bissell – California State University (CSU) Chancellor’s Office • 562-951-4716
Email: jbissell@calstate.edu • Web: http://www.calstate.edu/msti
2. CSET Content Review Institutes
Davida Fischman – California State University, San Bernardino • (909) 537-7580
Email: fischman@csusb.edu • Web: http://icmp.math.csusb.edu
3. “Taught in the Middle”: Meeting the State’s Growing Need for Grades 6-8 Math Teachers
Carol Fry Bohlin, Session Chair - California State University, Fresno • 559-278-0237
Email: carolb@csufresno.edu • Web (MSTI): http://csufresno.edu/teachmathscience
4. Using Specialized Content Courses to Facilitate Pathways for Teaching Mathematics
in the Middle School
Babette M. Benken - California State University, Long Beach • (562) 985-4798
Email: bbenken@csulb.edu • Web: http://www.ced.csulb.edu/outreach/msti/
5. Recruiting & Preparing More (and More Diverse) Middle School Math Teachers
Mark Ellis – California State University, Fullerton • 714-278-2745
Email: mellis@fullerton.edu • Web: http://faculty.fullerton.edu/mellis
6. Middle and High School Tutoring as a Recruitment and Pipeline Strategy
Rafaela Santa Cruz – San Diego State University • 619-594-1120
Email: rsantacruz@mail.sdsu.edu • Web: http://edweb.sdsu.edu/ceac/msti.htm
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