Dissertations

Coe, Edward (Ted) (2007). Modeling teachers' thinking about rate of change. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Arizona State University.

Liu, Yan (2005). A theoretical framework for understanding teachers' personal and pedagogical understanding of probability and statistical inference. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Peabody College, Vanderbilt University. (Otto Bassler Award for Outstanding Dissertation)

Silverman, Jason (2005). Examining the relationships between teachers' understandings of mathematics content and their developing pedagogy. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Peabody College, Vanderbilt University.

Saldanha, Luis (2004). "Is this sample unusual?": An investigation of students exploring connections between sampling distributions and statistical inference. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Peabody College, Vanderbilt University. (Otto Bassler Award for Outstanding Dissertation)

Theses

Nagel, Elizabeth (1995). Effects of graphing calculators on college algebra students' understanding of functions and graphs. Unpublished masters thesis. Department of Mathematical Sciences, San Diego State University.

Hackworth, Josephine (1994). Calculus students' understanding of rate. Unpublished masters thesis. Department of Mathematical Sciences, San Diego State University.

Troy, Donna (1993). Future teachers’ imagery while reasoning quantitatively. Unpublished masters thesis. Department of Mathematical Sciences, San Diego State University.

Bohn, Barbara (1992). The relationship between mathematics subject matter knowledge and instruction: A case study. Unpublished masters thesis. Department of Mathematical Sciences, San Diego State University.