Take advantage of web conferencing and online courses by enrolling in one of our 20 graduate courses this summer through the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Nebraska Math and Science Summer Institutes. We encourage teachers to “learn in place” again, as travel is not necessary for NMSSI courses. Continue reading…
With the flexibility of remote learning and the current savings in tuition and fees, now is the time to begin a master’s degree program in mathematics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. We are now accepting applications to Math in the Middle from teachers of mathematics in grades 4-8. Continue reading…
The Center for Science, Mathematics and Computer Education is happy to welcome back Dr. Susie Katt of Lincoln Public Schools for "part 2" of her January Online Nebraska Math Teachers’ Circle! Join us and Susie on Thursday, March 25, at 7 p.m. Central for more on productive struggle. Continue reading…
Even though the NSCAS test windows have not opened, it is time to start planning for next year. Below is a link for an application for summer NSCAS test development & alignment work for NSCAS summative general (ELA, math, science) and for formative classroom task development for science. Continue reading…
NCTM members will be electing a President-Elect and four new Board members to the NCTM Board of Directors this spring. One of the candidates for the board as a member at-large is former UNL Professor Ruth Heaton, a leadership team member of NebraskaMATH, who now leads the Teachers Development Group. Continue reading…
In this Faculty 101 podcast, Deirdre Cooper Owens describes her work interrogating medical racism — especially the experimentation on enslaved Black women — and how she approaches teaching students during grand rounds in medical schools and in her history classes here on campus. Continue reading…
The CIMA: Center for Intercultural and Multilingual Advocacy and the Kansas State College of Education are honored to spotlight Dr. Amanda Morales of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln who will be presenting at the upcoming conference, Beyond Envisioning Equity: Situating Teacher of Color Voices. Continue reading…
The Master of Arts degree program in Higher Education Administration at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is fully online, has no GRE requirement, and can be completed in two years! The deadline has been extended to March 15, 2021. Continue reading…