Project M3

Project M3

"The student most neglected in terms of realizing full potential, is the gifted student of mathematics."

Project M3 is funded by: U.S. Department of Education, Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act - Under the direction of: University of Connecticut, Neag Center for Gifted Education and Talent Development

http://www.gifted.uconn.edu

Check out the project research results!

Read about Project M³ by clicking HERE.

40th Annual Meeting of the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics (April 2008)

Using Student Misconceptions as Learning Opportunities for Professional Development PDF Icon presentation by Ann Marie Spinelli & Dr. Tutita Casa
I Know the Answer, I Just Can't Explain It presentation by Drs. M. Katherine Gavin & Linda J. Sheffiled

Our Goals Include:

Creating challenging and motivational curriculum units for students;
Providing ongoing professional development for teachers;
Increasing math achievement and attitudes toward math in talented and diverse students; and
Narrowing the gap in math achievement for students with talent potential from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, those with limited English proficiency, and minorities.

For additional background information read
Meeting the Needs of Talented Elementary Math Students.

Project M³ Units are being published by
Kendall Hunt Publishing

Units Available:

* All 12 units are available now!

Visit Kendall Hunt to order your Teacher Guide, Student
Mathematician's Journals, and Hint and Think Beyond Cards.

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