Ginger WarfieldSenior Lecturer in Mathematics
Ginger Warfield
VitaThe boring basics
Courses I regularly teachSyllabi, descriptions and a few bits of random information
Teaching/Learning NewsletterAsynchronous non-comprehensive reports and commentaries on sundry happenings in and around the department since autumn, 1994
ArticlesA somewhat random collection of articles I have written
WaToToMA link to the home page of the Washington Teachers of Teachers of Mathematics
TEAM-OPA link to Teaching for the Environment: Active Mathematics on the Olympic Peninsula. Ultimately this will link to a home page, but currently it links to a discussion page.
Brown Bag SeminarsNotices of the past three years' worth of noontime discussions of a variety-pack of educational issues. More detailed descriptions may appear in subsequent newsletters--or then again, they may not.
Dinner SummariesNo, not menus. Summaries of the conversations at a series of dinners at which a small bunch of faculty members and graduate students discuss aspects of graduate life and the graduate program.
Pictures at a (Math) ExhibitionRandom photos from a Math Fair held in March, 2004 at Leschi Elementary School. Pictures of kids, their families, their teachers, the school principal, students from UW's course on geometry for future elementary school teachers, GK-12 fellows and a lot of mathematical involvement. For details, see Newsletter #116
OrganizationsOrganizations that I have done/am doing/will be doing interesting things for, with, or under the funding of.
PicturesPictures that I am willing to admit bear some resemblance to me. (Well, one, anyway)
OwlsDidactiqueFrench mathematics education research program, founded by Guy Brousseau.
Maintained, by and large, by Benjamin B. Warfield