Studying Students Studying Calculus: A Look at the Lives of Minority Mathematics Students in College.
Studying Students Studying Calculus: A Look at the Lives of Minority Mathematics Students in College.
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研究学习微积分的学生：看看大学里少数数学学生的生活。
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1992
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Uri Treisman
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作者：
Uri Treisman
被邀请给这个就职多尔恰尼讲座是一个特殊的荣誉对我来说，因为我有机会坐在一些玛丽多尔恰尼的课程在亨特学院，而我是一个高中生，很多年前。当我看到多尔恰尼教授的书时，我经常想起她，就像我在美国各地的教室里经常看到的那样。今晚我想描述一下我15年前在加州大学伯克利分校开发的一个项目的发展过程。让我开始，说明我们正在解决的问题，即，黑人和西班牙裔学生微积分的失败率。微积分当时是，今天仍然是一个主要的障碍，为少数民族学生寻求进入职业生涯，在一个基本的方式依赖于数学。
Being invited to give this inaugural Dolciani Lecture is a special honor for me because I had the opportunity to sit in on some of Mary Dolciani's courses at Hunter College while I was a high school student, many years ago. I am frequently reminded of Professor Dolciani when I see her books as I do often in classrooms throughout the United States. Tonight I would like to describe the evolution of a project that I developed some 15 years ago at the University of California, Berkeley. Let me begin by stating the problem that we were addressing, namely, the rate of failure of Black and Hispanic students in calculus. Calculus was then, and remains today, a major barrier for minority students seeking to enter careers that depend in an essential way on mathematics.