2014 Conference Archive (Archived)

Considering Our Standards: The Foundations of Undergraduate STEM Education

Session Format

Presentation Session (20 minutes)

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Location

Room 1603

Abstract for the conference program

Student success in STEM fields in Georgia is directly tied to the academic standards they are held to. State-level success in STEM education requires K-12 and higher ed alignment on expectations and standards for students. Dr. Bobb will discuss the implications to higher ed of the current K-12 standards in math.

Proposal Track

Non-research Project

Start Date

3-7-2014 1:15 PM

End Date

3-7-2014 1:30 PM

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Mar 7th, 1:15 PM Mar 7th, 1:30 PM

Considering Our Standards: The Foundations of Undergraduate STEM Education

Room 1603

Student success in STEM fields in Georgia is directly tied to the academic standards they are held to. State-level success in STEM education requires K-12 and higher ed alignment on expectations and standards for students. Dr. Bobb will discuss the implications to higher ed of the current K-12 standards in math.