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CONTRIBUTORS Marsha
D. Daria, Ph. D., Associate Professor of
Education at Western Connecticut State University, is a
former principal and classroom teacher. Her research
interests are in multicultural education and health issues.
She contributed
Math and Science Websites for Teachers: Resources for
Enhancing Learning for Girls at the Elementary, Middle, and
High School Levels. (Contact this author at
dariam@wcsu.edu Susan
Kapuscinski Gaylord has been teaching bookmaking
in schools for fifteen years and is the author of three
books for Scholastic Professional Books. She contributed Math
Slat Book From Ancient China.
Rosemary C. Henze, Ph. D.,
is an associate professor in the Department of Linguistics
and Language Development. She contributed Using
Anthropology to Make Sense of Human Diversity with her
colleague. (Contact this author at
rhenze@sjsu.edu Ji-Eun Lee, Ed. D.is an Assistant Professor of Early Childhood, Elementary, and Reading Education at Auburn University-Montgomery in Alabama. She teaches Elementary Mathematics Education. She contributed Culturally Responsive Mathematics Instruction For All: An Example of Using a Korean Traditional Game. (Contact this author at jlee8@mail.aum.eduCarol Mukhopadhyay, Ph. D. is a professor in the Department of Anthropology, San José State University, San José, California. She contributed Using Anthropology to Make Sense of Human Diversity with her colleague. (Contact this author at mukh@email.sjsu.edu)
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