VIRGINIA MATHEMATICS TEACHER
The Virginia Mathematics Teacher (VMT) is published twice yearly and is distributed by mail to all current members. The VMT is the winner of a 2018 Publication Award from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. |
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We are seeking manuscripts that align to one of our regular features described below. Manuscripts are accepted on an on-going basis. Submit your manuscript here. All articles are peer reviewed and feedback will be shared with the author. If you are interested in serving as a reviewer, contact us at vmtjournal@vctm.org. For questions, reach out to our editorial staff at vmtjournal@vctm.org. |
Research or Practitioner ArticlesWe are accepting papers on elementary, middle, and secondary mathematics teaching and education. | Teaching DilemmasWe are accepting articles that include teachers' reflections on mathematical topics you find challenging to teach. If you have a difficult problem or topic you use for your students, please describe the problem, discuss common student difficulties with it, and the way you approach teaching this topic. | Culturally Responsive Teaching of MathematicsCRT is a research-based approach to teaching. It connects students' cultures, languages, and life experiences with what they learn in school. |
Notes from the FieldIn this section we feature articles from teachers who find exceptional ways to teach "ordinary" concepts in their classrooms. | Busting BlockbustersIn this section we are accepting suggestions for scenes from movies for readers to analyze and explain the mathematical plausibility of them. Please describe the scene and provide a timestamp for it. | Math girlsWhat does your school division or institution do to encourage girls in mathematics? Submit any information or publications related to girls in mathematics education. |
Unsolved Mathematical MysteriesWe are accepting articles about fascinating mathematical problems that have not yet been solved. The problem itself should be described simply so that a middle school student could understand it. It should also include the progress that has been made by the mathematics community on solving this problem. | Mathematics in NatureIn this section we feature articles that examine nature through the lens of mathematics. We are interested in articles that have meaning in the Kindergarten - Grade 12 classroom. | My Remarkable StudentHave you had a student that changed the way you think and teach? If so, please submit an article describing your experiences with this student and the ways they have affected your teaching. |
Good ReadsDo you know of a teaching resource or literature laden with mathematics content? Please send any literature reviews to Dr. Betti Kreye at bkreye@vt.edu with the subject line: Good Reads. | Technology ReviewDo you have a review of an app, website, or online resource? Please send your critical review to Alex Moore at alexsmoore@icloud.com with the subject line: Technology Review. |
Ashley Pratt, Editor Toni Sorrell, Editor Christina Anthony, Associate Editor Serena Campbell, Associate Editor Della Childress, Associate Editor Michelle Rittenhouse, Associate Editor Kimberly Zicafoose, Associate Editor |