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Associate Professor, Graduate Faculty
Coordinator, Community Outreach Centre
Room: A363
Phone: 613-533-6000 x 75553
Email: lynda.colgan@queensu.ca
Lynda Colgan has been an educator for 34 years. Over that time, she has taught at all levels of public education in Ontario: elementary, intermediate, secondary and post-secondary. She has been a classroom teacher (mathematics, science, biology), curriculum consultant (computers in the classroom), district curriculum coordinator (mathematics, K-12), Vice-Principal (secondary), and instructor for both pre-service and in-service teacher education programs. In these capacities, she has authored textbooks for elementary and intermediate classrooms and for post-secondary curriculum methods courses in mathematics. Her research has focused on supporting early career mathematics teachers, involving parents as partners in mathematics teaching and learning and alternate images of mathematics curriculum. Her creative projects have resulted in the development of a children’s television show, The Prime Radicals and an award-winning children’s non-fiction book, Mathemagic. As Coordinator of Community Outreach, her focus is on developing and researching university/community partnerships, and public education in the area of mathematics, science & technology and engineering.
Imperial Oil Foundation, Community Outreach Centre.
Colgan, L.E.C. Mathemagic Number Tricks. Toronto, ON: Kids Can Press.
Colgan, L.E.C. (September, 2011) Parents as Teachers: Professional Development as Partnership. The Ontario Mathematics Gazette.Vol. 50, No. 1
Colgan, L.E.C (June, 2011)Inside, Out…Unusual Mathematics Classrooms. The Ontario Mathematics Gazette, Vol.49, No. 4
Colgan, L.E.C. (March 2011) The Elephant in the Room: Math Content Knowledge and Pre-Service Teacher Candidates. The Ontario Mathematics Gazette, Vol.49, No. 3
Reys, R.E., Lindquist, M.M., Lambdin, D.V., Smith, N.L. and Colgan, L.E.C. Helping Children Learn Mathematics, 1st Canadian Edition. Toronto: John Wiley and Sons. January 2010.
Dalgarno, N.. & Colgan, L.E.C. Supporting novice elementary mathematics teachers’ induction in professional communities and providing innovative forms of pedagogical content knowledge development through information and communication technology. Teaching and Teacher Education. 23(4).
Colgan, L.E.C. and Peguis, J. Elementary Mathematics in Canada: Research Summary and Classroom
Implications. Toronto: Pearson Education Canada.
Mandy Lam
Paul Hanash
Taciana de lira e Silva
Svitlana Voytsekhovska
EDUC 803 (Curriculum Innovation and Change)
EDUC 809 (Assessment of Student Growth and Achievement)
EDUC 840 (Issues in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education)
EDUC 890 (Introduction to Educational Research)
EDUC 895 (Methods of Qualitative Research)