UCSB Department of Mathematics Center for Mathematical Inquiry
"To understand is to invent." - Jean Piaget

Links:	The UCSB Center for Mathematical Inquiry was established in the fall of 2004 with the reciept of a grant from the Educational Advancement Foundation. Housed in the Department of Mathematics at UCSB, the Center is one of five centers funded by the Foundation. Its purpose is to ensure continued developement of inquiry-based learning approaches in the teaching of mathematics and the continued development of a research base that examines teaching and learning through inquiry-based practices. The Center's program includes courses for UCSB undergraduates, an array of collaborations with local K-12 schools, and opportunities for UCSB mathematics graduate students to participate in both the undergraduate and K-12 programs.
History and Objectives Undergraduate Courses         Inquiry Calculus         Courses for Prospective             Teachers         CCS Math
MAA PREP 2012 Conference at UCSB K-12 Programs         Summer Workshops 2006         Summer Workshops 2007         Summer Workshops 2008         Summer Workshops 2009         Harding Laboratory School Summer Workshops 2010         UCSB Center Partner School Summer Workshops 2011         Algebra Workshops         Winter Workshops 2009         Spring Workshops 2009         Winter/Spring Workshops 2008         Thursday Afternoon Working Groups         Project DELTA         Lesson Study Groups         Focus on a School Site         Current Research College of Creative Studies Math in the City Background on Inquiry Based Learning UCSB Mathematics Department

The UCSB Center for Mathematical Inquiry is supported by grants from the Educational Advancement Foundation