Dr. Allan E. Bellman is Professor of Mathematics in the Department of Teacher Education at the University of Mississippi. Dr. Bellman received his Ph.D. at the University of California, Davis, and a mathematics teaching credential at Duke University. His specialization is in classroom-level, assessment-driven instruction; mathematical modeling in secondary schools; and technology in the teaching and learning of mathematics.
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Laurie E. Bass brought rigorous mathematics to New York's Fieldston School students for 43 years. “I love being able to take something that a textbook makes static, but make it come alive”—that is perhaps Bass’ mantra as a mathematician. Ironically, she spent twenty years as an author of geometry textbooks at Prentice Hall (now called Savvas). She considered it an opportunity to make geometry more accessible to a national community of students. Even there, Bass found a way to add nuance and crea...
Sadie Chavis Bragg was born in Petersburg, Virginia. Sadie graduated from Virginia State College (University), where she majored in Mathematics. In 1967, Sadie earned a Certificate in Mathematics from Oberlin College. In 1982, after earning a Doctorate in Education in College Teaching of Mathematics from Teachers College, Columbia University, Sadie joined the Mathematics Department of the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) as a professor. Over the years at BMCC, Sadie served in severa...