Bob Moses Speaks on the Algebra Project: Equity and Excellence in Math Education

On March 15, 2008, the School of Education Teaching and Health hosted Dr. Bob Moses as the keynote speaker for a symposium titled, "Improving Math Education in Urban Schools." Dr. Moses, founder and director of the Algebra Project and Eminent Scholar, Center for Urban
Education & Innovation at Florida International University, spoke to an audience of public school teachers and administrators as well as AU education students.

Moses son, Omowale Moses also spoke about his participation in the Algebra Project and showed a short video about it. All attendees received a copy of Dr. Moses book, Radical Equations: Civil Rights from Mississippi to the Algebra Project.

You may listen to the symposium by clicking on the sound files on the right.

Alliance for Quality Urban Education Symposium

Improving Mathematics in Urban Schools

Welcoming Remarks

Jason Kamras, Special Assistand to the Chancellor of DC Public Schools - listen

Sarah Irvine Belson, PhD, Dean, School of Education, Teaching and Health - listen

Keynote Presentation

The Algebra Project: Equity and Excellence in Math Education

Dr. Bob Moses, founder and director of the Algebra Project and Eminent Scholar, Center for Urban Education & Innovation at Florida International University - listen

Omowale Moses, The Algebra Project - listen

Questions and Answers - listen

Concluding Remarks

Sarah Irvine Belson, PhD, Dean, School of Education, Teaching and Health - listen

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