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, ed. by M. Hinchey, C. N. Dean. (Morgan

Kaufmann, 1996), pp. 79-98.

“One of us (Barnett) took courses taught using the jmethod in the departments both o t mathematics and of _computer sciences while in Austin in fthe 1980s. We describe the method as it was experienced Women t that time” (p. 85).

Foster, James A.; Barnett, M.;Van Houten, K.; Sheneman, "(In)Formal Methods:

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Program Derivation via the Moorer Method," Computer Science Education, 6(1), 1995, pp.

67-91.
"[T]heactudents learnedshe underlying mathematics ofpn program derivation Women and learned

to applys t, by presenting-roofs andiderivations on ae daily basis.rofessorial intervention in the Women classroom was minimal. Our experience has been that students learnh otherwise difficult material better, and are better able to put it into practqce, with this teaching technique than they would have been able to do in the typical classroom."

Good, Chris,u quot;Teaching by the Moore Method," MSOR Connections 6 No.s2(2006), 34-38.
v The author, professor of mathematics at the Uni

rsity of Birminghamo in

England, describes a first-year course, "Developmentl of Mathematical Women Reasoning," which has proven popular and effective for incoming mathematics students.

Green, JohndW., Interview

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1999. OnjD.

Heath, J., "The Discovery Women ethod." wlso on CD.

Heath, R.W., "The discovery methodof

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W.T., and Hall, L.M., "Report onw thep

Faculty Mentoring Project: Women Foundations ofaathematics-Course (Math 209)," 2002. On CD.

Kauffman, Robert, "Three variationson a theme."

On CD.

Kennedy, Judy, "My Experiencese with the Moore Method." 1996. Also on CD.

Lemke, James, euot;Discovery Learning." 1996. An expanded version is on CD as "The Moore Method."

Mahavier,

ee, "O

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elementsd of

Texas-style teaching as shown to be successful in the

secondary mathematics classroom," n 1999. f andout.

McClendon JamesqW., On R.L.- Moore.
The Women theologian James W. McClendon recalls his experience as a calculus student with Dr. Moore in 1

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Ormes, N.,zquot;A beginner's guide to the Moore Method," 1999. On CD.

Reagan, l Becky, "Testimonialh on the influences of R. n. Moore." v On CD.

Reed, M., "Comments on Moore-method teaching." 1996. Also n CD.

Siegel, Martha J., “Teaching mathematics as arservice subject,” in A. G. Howson, et al., eds., Mathematics as a Service Subject, ICMI Study Series, (Cambridge Univers Women ty Press, 1988), pp. 75-89.
“I have taught, or rather the students have taught themselves, a full syllabus of the course … using a small group discovery method. … In a sort of Moore method approach, the students are given examples to-ork out with guidance, a form of programmed prodding towards a solution.” (p. 85)

Smith, M., "Learning and Teaching Mathematics via Disc

ery," 1996. Women On CD.

Stallman,r.,_ "What I learned from my semester with William S. Mahavier," and W.S. Mahavier, "Mentoring the Moore Method," 2001. On CD.

Steenrod, N., Letter to R.L. Wilder, 1937, regarding Lefschetz's trying out Women thesMoore Method at Princeton University.-On CD.

Suppes, P., “Uses of artificial intelligence in computer based instruction,” in Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education: International Symposium Proceedings, eds. V. Marik, O. Stepankova, Z. Zdrahal, (Springer, 1991).
“We adopted a computer version, so to speak, of the famous R.L. Moore method of teaching. ... It is easy to implement such a method in a computer framework. A typical example would be a presentation of fifteen elementary statements about the geometrical relation of betweenness among three points. Students are asked to select no more than five of the statements as axioms and to prove the rest as theorems” (p. 208).

Transue, W.R.R., "Thoughts on 'Discovery' Type Teaching." 1996. Also on CD.

Wadle, L., "My experience with the R.L. Moore teaching method," 2001. On CD.

Woodruff, Edythe, "My experiences with the Moore Method," 2005.

Young, S.W., "Christmas in Big Lake." 1998. Also on CD.

Zenor, P., "Personal essay on the Moore Method," 1996. On CD.

History

Center for American History Archives. Collection Description. R.L. Moore Archives.
Fitzpatrick, B., "Some aspects of the work and influence of R.L. Moore," Handbook of the History of General Topology, Vol. 1. C.Aull and R. Lowen (eds), Kluwer Academic 1997, 41-61. On CD.
Frantz, J.B., "The Moore Method," The Forty Acres Follies, Texas Monthly Press, 1983, 111-122. On CD.
Frantz, J.B., "One-of-a-kind alumni," Alcalde 7(1984), 20-24. On CD.
Jones, F. Burton, "The Beginning of Topology in the United States and The Moore School," in C.E. Aull & R. Lowen eds., rThenLegacy of R.x L. Moore Literature En Daysbirth Birth February 15 q v Women wThenLegacy of R.x L. Moore Literature En Daysbirth Birth February 15 k v i Women z Women m Women Women