We describe the process of adjusting the balance between computer-based learning and
peer interaction in a college algebra course. In our first experimental class, students used …

This study explores three aspects of a math emporium (ME), a model for offering introductory
level college mathematics courses through the use of software and computer laboratories …

Online learning environments are being used for teaching and learning of mathematics at
university level. Exploiting the potential of digital technology, these Internet-based …

In 1973, Stanley Erlwanger published a case study of a sixth grade student he referred to as
Benny (Erlwanger, 1973). The study was an important contribution to research in …

The purpose of this paper is to capture and analyze students' experiences learning within an
Emporium Model (E-Model) of both learning support and introductory college-level …

The goal in this quantitative, comparative study was to examine differences in students'
achievement depending on type of pedagogy—productive failure (PF) versus NPF—and …

Algebraic thinking is about the ability of students to analyze, make generalizations, solve
problems, predict, justify, and prove as well as model some situations. Many contemporary …

Abstract Mathematics Emporia, or dedicated technology-supported learning environments
designed to support large numbers of students in predominantly developmental …

Online students' enrolments have been increasing, but not as much lately. The cost of
education and student loan debt is having an impact on the enrolments. Many look to …

No research has been conducted on college students in developmental mathematics
classes struggling with both mathematics anxiety and computer anxiety in a qualitative …