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Dissertations

Posted on September 4, 2015By Poon
MACIMISER Title of Dissertation
Andrea Aiona Participants’ Journeys in Project MACIMISE
Deeleeann Daniel Exploration of the Implementation of Traditional Pohnpeian Counting System in Grade One
Danilo
Mamangon
Selective Use of Culturally-Based Mathematics in A Preservice Teachers Course
at the College of Micronesia-FSM Chuuk Campus
Dora Miura Case-Studies of Teachers Collaborating to Implement a Culturally-Relevant Problem-Solving Rich
Mathematics Unit in Four Classrooms in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
Paul Tauiliili A Study of Culturally-based Mathematics Lessons in American Samoa and their Influences on Self,
Teachers, and Evolving Perspectives of Ethnomathematics as a field.
Rhoda
Velasquez
Teachers’ Perceptions of Teaching Culturally-Based Mathematics Curriculum Units
Tulensru Waguk A Community Approach to Introducing Young Children to Early Mathematics: A Study Of Kosraean Preschool Children
in their Homes
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