BOOKS (to access the details of the book, open Centro Escolar University Library Manila Campus to a new tab first before selecting a title.)
- 100 ideas for primary teachers : numeracy difficulties and dyscalculia by Patricia Babtie (371.9043 B11 2017)
- Teaching mathematical thinking : tasks and questions to strengthen practices and processes by Marian Small (372.709 Sm6 2017)
- Precalculus with calculus previews by Dennis G. Zill & Jacqueline M. Dewar (512.1 Z69 2017)
- The learning and teaching of algebra : ideas, insights, and activities by Abraham Arcavi, Pau Drijvers, & Kaye Stacey (512.9070 Ar6 2017)
- How to pass numerical reasoning tests by Mike Bryon (R 510.76 B91 2017)
- Elementary school mathematics for parents and teachers by Raz Kupferman (R 372.7 K96 2016 v.1)
- Elementary school mathematics for parents and teachers by Raz Kupferman (R 372.7 K96 2017 v.2)
- Teaching secondary and middle school mathematics by Daniel J. Brahier (510.71 B81 2016)
- Performance tasks and rubrics for middle school mathematics : meeting rigorous standards and assessments by Charlotte Danielson & Elizabeth Marquez (510.712 D18 2016)
- Discrete Mathematics by Dr. Oleganna Korotayev (004.01 D61 2015)
- What really works in elementary education (371.9 W55 2015)
- STEM to story : enthralling and effective lesson plans for grades 5-8 by 826 National (372.35 Ei3 2015)
- A creative approach to teaching calculation : the what, why and how of teaching calculation and number in context by Josh Lury (372.7 L96 2015)
- What really works in secondary education (373.0973 W55 2015)
- Logic and discrete mathematics : a concise introduction by Willem Conradie & Valentin Goranko
- Introduction to graph theory (511.5 In6 2015)
- Algebra : common core by Randall I. Charles, et. al. (512.C47 2015)
- Eureka math : a story of functions (512.7 Eu89 2015)
- Introduction to number theory (512.7 In6 2015)
- Master math : algebra 2 by Mary Hansen (512.9 H24 2015)
- Introduction to topology (514 In6 2015)
- Set theoretical aspects of real analysis by Alexander B. Kharazishvili (514.7 K45 2015)
- Foundations of analysis by Steven G. Krantz (515.K89 2015)
- Probabilities : the little numbers that rule our lives by Peter Olofsson (519.2 Ol5 2015)
- Mathematics of finance by Robert Brown (GSL 510 B87 2015)
- Advances in analysis : the legacy of Elias M. Stein (GSL Ad2 2014)
- Examining mathematics practice through classroom artifacts by Lynn T. Goldsmith & Nanette M. Seago (510.7 G62 2013)
- Math and science for young children by Rosalind Chalrlesworth & Karen K. Lind (510.7 L74 2013)
- Basic college mathematics with early integers by Marvin L. Bittinger & Judith A. Penna (510 B62 2011)
- Discrete mathematics with applications by Susanna S. Epp (510 Ep6 2011)
- Mathematics teacher noticing : seeing through teachers' eyes (510.71 M42s 2011)
- Mathematics for elementary teachers : a conceptual approach by Albert B. Bennet, Jr., Laurie J. Burton, & L. Ted Nelson (510 B47 2010)
- Mathematics for the health sciences : a comprehensive approach by Joel R. Helms (510.3 H47 2010)
- Neal-Schuman guide to recommended children's books and media for use with every elementary subject by Kathryn I. Matthew (R 011.62 M43 2010)
- Calculate with confidence by Deborah Gray C. Morris (R 615 M87 2010)
- Math skills for allied health careers by Daniel L. Timmons & Catherine W. Johnson (610.72 T58 2008)
- Children's mathematics 4-15 : learning from errors and misconceptions by Julie Ryan & Julian Williams (510.71 R98 2007)
- Calculus : early transcendental functions by Robert T. Smith (515 Sm6e 2007)
- Mathematics and science education in developing countries : issues, experiences, and cooperation prospects (F 517.1 M42 2007)
- Schaum's outline of theory and problems of beginning finite mathematics by Seymour Lipschutz, John Schiller, & R. Alu Srinivasan (510 L76 2005)
- Speed math : multiplication & addition by Paz L. Jensen (F 511 J54 2005)
- Pocket basics for English and math by Lyn Magree (R 425 M21 2005)
- Math word problems demystified by Allan G. Bluman (R 510 B65 2005)
- Math wars : a guide for parents and teachers by Carmen M. Latterall (R 510.71 L36 2005)
- Doing mathematics : convention, subject, calculation, analogy by Martin H. Krieger (510 K92 2003)
- Advanced engineering mathematics by Ruben P. Cope (F 620.001 C78 2003)
- Prealgebra by Alan S. Tussy & R. David Gustafson (GSL 513 T96 2002)
- Teaching mathematics for the 21st century : methods and activities for grades 6-12 by Linda Huetinck & Sara N. Munshin (510 H88 2000)
- Mathematics : its power and utility by Karl J. Smith (510 Sm6 2000)
- Elementary mathematics and science methods : inquiry teaching and learning by Gerald W. Foster (GSL 372.7 F75 1999)
JOURNALS (All print journals are available at Periodicals Unit, 2nd flr. CDL Bldg.)
- A Latent Profile Analysis of Math Achievement, Numerosity, and Math
Anxiety in Twins. (2016). Journal of Educational Psychology,108(2),
181-193.
- Bailey, D. H., Hansen, N., & Jordan, N. C. (2017). The codevelopment
of children’s fraction arithmetic skill and fraction magnitude
understanding. Journal of Educational Psychology,109(4), 509-519.
- Begolli, K. N., & Richland, L. E. (2016). Teaching mathematics by
comparison: Analog visibility as a double-edged sword. Journal of
Educational Psychology,108(2), 194-213.
- Blömeke, S., Jenßen, L., Grassmann, M., Dunekacke, S., & Wedekind,
H. (2017). Process mediates structure: The relation between preschool teacher
education and preschool teachers’ knowledge. Journal of Educational
Psychology,109(3), 338-354.
- Bouck, E. C., & Weng, P. (2014). Reading Math: A Comparison of
Reading and Listening to Algebraic Problems. Journal of Special
Education Technology,29(4), 1-13.
- Ching, B. H., & Nunes, T. (2017). The importance of additive
reasoning in children’s mathematical achievement: A longitudinal study. Journal
of Educational Psychology,109(4), 477-508.
- Contreras, J. N. (2015). Discovering, Applying, and Extending Cevas
Theorem. The Mathematics Teacher,108(8), 632.
- Edwards, T. G., & Chelst, K. R. (2014). Linear Programming with More
Than Two Decision Variables. The Mathematics Teacher,108(1), 64.
- Fernández-Alonso, R., Suárez-Álvarez, J., & Muñiz, J. (2015).
Adolescents’ homework performance in mathematics and science: Personal factors
and teaching practices. Journal of Educational Psychology,107(4),
1075-1085.
- Gethner, R. (2014). Definite Integration and the “Need to Know”
Principle. The Mathematics Teacher,108(4), 313.
- Gillotte, C. P. (2014). Finding Sums of Positive Consecutive Integers
for Any Given Total. The Mathematics Teacher,107(8), 632.
- Hernandez, M. L., & Ahbel, N. (2013). Using FluidMath to Explore
Recursive and Explicit Functions. The Mathematics Teacher,106(6),
468.
- Jitendra, A. K., Harwell, M. R., Dupuis, D. N., Karl, S. R., Lein, A.
E., Simonson, G., & SLater, S. R. (2015). Effects of a Research-Based
Intervention to Improve Seventh-Grade Students’ Proportional Problem Solving: A
Cluster Randomized Trial. Journal of Educational Psychology,107(4),
1019-1034.
- Laski, E. V., & Dulaney, A. (2015). When prior knowledge interferes,
inhibitory control matters for learning: The case of numerical magnitude
representations. Journal of Educational Psychology,107(4),
1035-1050.
- Lee, K., & Bull, R. (2016). Developmental changes in working memory,
updating, and math achievement. Journal of Educational Psychology,108(6),
869-882.
- Linsenmeier, K. A., Sherin, M., Walkoe, J., & Mulligan, M. (2014).
Lenses for Examining Students Mathematical Thinking. The Mathematics
Teacher,108(2), 142.
- Liu, R., Ding, Y., Xu, L., & Wang, J. (2016). Involvement of working
memory in mental multiplication in Chinese elementary students. The
Journal of Educational Research,110(4), 380-390.
- Lockwood, E., & Weber, E. (2015). Ways of Thinking and Mathematical
Practices. The Mathematics Teacher,108(6), 461.
- Martin, C. S., Polly, D., & Kissel, B. (2016). Exploring the impact
of written reflections on learning in the elementary mathematics
classroom. The Journal of Educational Research,110(5), 538-553.
- Matsuura, R., & Sword, S. (2015). Illuminating Coordinate Geometry
with Algebraic Symmetry. The Mathematics Teacher,108(6), 470.
- Mcmullen, J., Hannula-Sormunen, M. M., Laakkonen, E., & Lehtinen, E.
(2016). Spontaneous focusing on quantitative relations as a predictor of the
development of rational number conceptual knowledge. Journal of
Educational Psychology,108(6), 857-868.
- Merritt, E. G., Palacios, N., Banse, H., Rimm-Kaufman, S. E., &
Leis, M. (2016). Teaching practices in Grade 5 mathematics classrooms with
high-achieving English learner students. The Journal of Educational
Research,110(1), 17-31.
- Munakata, M., & Cheteyan, L. A. (2013). Transformational Geometry at
Guilin Garden, Shanghai. The Mathematics Teacher,106(7), 496.
- Munter, C., & Correnti, R. (2017). Examining Relations between
Mathematics Teachers’ Instructional Vision and Knowledge and Change in
Practice. American Journal of Education,123(2), 171-202.
- Namkung, J. M., & Fuchs, L. S. (2016). Cognitive predictors of
calculations and number line estimation with whole numbers and fractions among
at-risk students. Journal of Educational Psychology,108(2),
214-228.
- Nathan, M. J., Wolfgram, M., Srisurichan, R., Walkington, C., &
Alibali, M. W. (2017). Threading mathematics through symbols, sketches,
software, silicon, and wood: Teachers produce and maintain cohesion to support
STEM integration. The Journal of Educational Research,110(3),
272-293.
- Quinn, A. (2015). Using Apps to Visualize Graph Theory. The
Mathematics Teacher,108(8), 626.
- Rau, M. A., Aleven, V., & Rummel, N. (2016). Supporting Students in
Making Sense of Connections and in Becoming Perceptually Fluent in Making
Connections Among Multiple Graphical Representations. Journal of
Educational Psychology,109(3), 355-373.
- Rimm-Kaufman, S. E., Baroody, A. E., Larsen, R. A., Curby, T. W., &
Abry, T. (2015). To what extent do teacher–student interaction quality and
student gender contribute to fifth graders’ engagement in mathematics
learning? Journal of Educational Psychology,107(1), 170-185.
- Stockero, S. L., Peterson, B. E., Leatham, K. R., & Zoest, L. R.
(2014). The “MOST” Productive Student Mathematical Thinking. The
Mathematics Teacher,108(4), 308.
- Valle, M. S., Waxman, H. C., Diaz, Z., & Padrón, Y. N. (2013).
Classroom Instruction and the Mathematics Achievement of Non-English Learners
and English Learners. The Journal of Educational Research,106(3),
173-182.
- Walkington, C., Clinton, V., Ritter, S. N., & Nathan, M. J. (2015).
How readability and topic incidence relate to performance on mathematics story
problems in computer-based curricula. Journal of Educational
Psychology,107(4), 1051-1074.
- Webel, C. (2013). Classroom Collaboration: Moving beyond Helping. The
Mathematics Teacher,106(6), 464.
- Wong, T. T., & Ho, C. S. (2017). Component processes in arithmetic
word-problem solving and their correlates. Journal of Educational
Psychology,109(4), 520-531.
- Xu, J., Du, J., & Fan, X. (2016). Self-regulation of mathematics
homework behavior: An empirical investigation. The Journal of
Educational Research,110(5), 467-477.
ONLINE RESOURCES eBook Articles from CREDO Reference - Mathematical teaching. (2012). In C. C.
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