| COURSES I TEACH AT MCMASTER UNIVERSITY | |
Fall 2012 Math
1LS3 Calculus for life sciences |
Fall 2012/Winter 2013 iSci 1A24 Integrated science (math) |
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[for more information: lovric@mcmaster.ca] |
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6 MAY 2013 |
Math Preparation fir University |
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| 9:00-10:30am and 10:45am-12:15pm | [York Region PA Day] Most teachers are interested in knowing whether or not students are well prepared for university and college. The math curriculum has changed quite extensively in the past 8 years and there is some uncertainty that students might be overwhelmed after high school. Topics like working with matrices, integration, and some other calculus topics have been removed from high schoolcourses. Some teachers still take the time to teach these concepts, but not all. Which concepts need to be solidified, how should they be taught? |
| Stephen Lewis Secondary School, Vaughan |
11 MAY 2013 |
Math - How to Do Well and Be Happy |
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| 11:30-12:15 and 1:00-1:45 |
Title says it all. |
| McMaster University, Hamilton Hall, room 217 |
24-28 MAY 2013 |
Math for Planet Earth |
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[Canadian Math Education Study Group meeting] TBA |
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| Brock University |
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To view my lecture Infinity: the Most Fascinating of all Ideas that I gave at Royal Canadian Institute on Sunday, 22 January 2006, click here [will open in new window/tab; it is now a podcast [I have no control over type of media used] and you might need an appropriate plug-in to view/listen; your browser will either start playing the video or else will probably identify the plug-in that you need to download] |
Interview in the series of 3M teaching fellows interviews, conducted at McMaster University in summer 2010: Talking About Teaching [Youtube] part 1 [parts 2-5 linked to part 1] |
Spotlight on Science episode (McMaster, October/November 2011) |
Treehouse talk Toronto, 14 October 2011 |
PAST PRESENTATIONS, PUBLIC LECTURE AND CONFERENCE TALKS |
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6 MARCH 2013 |
What's Happening in Mathematics Today? Math Where You Would not Expect to See it |
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Case studies of present-day research afforts in mathematics: error correcting codes and computer security, data compression and transmission of large amounts of data; learning from animals; weather forecasting and understanding disasters (tsunami, freak waves). |
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[PAST PRESENTATIONS, PUBLIC LECTURES, CONFERENCE TALKS, COURSES COMPREHENSIVE list] |
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