The UCLA Curtis Center

The UCLA Curtis Center The Philip C. Curtis Jr. Center for Mathematics and Teaching exists to further high quality K-12 mathematics activity and mathematics education research.

-Provide effective opportunities for K-12 teachers to deepen their understanding of the mathematics they teach, extend their knowledge of mathematics, and learn how to apply their mathematical knowledge to the work of teaching.
-Provide effective training of undergraduates for careers in mathematics teaching and mathematics teacher leadership.
-Provide high quality mathematics activities for students in local schools to give them a view of mathematics as a creative reasoning and problem solving activity with intrinsic beauty and meaningful application.

Interested in a Career in K-12 Math Education?Come learn about the pathways offered at UCLA to a career in K-12 mathemat...
11/20/2019

Interested in a Career in K-12 Math Education?

Come learn about the pathways offered at UCLA to a career in K-12 mathematics! Network with Math for LA professors, alumni, and counselors over pizza and Diddy Riese cookies.

Wishing these JMEP ladies luck as they get ready to start their first year teaching! We’re so excited for all the new te...
08/15/2019

Wishing these JMEP ladies luck as they get ready to start their first year teaching! We’re so excited for all the new teachers! 🌟 @ UCLA

The best teachers are always learning! Current Math 4 LA student, Eduardo Gordiano, has been a participant in UCLA’s App...
08/02/2019

The best teachers are always learning! Current Math 4 LA student, Eduardo Gordiano, has been a participant in UCLA’s Applied and Computational Math Research Experience this summer. He’s been conducting some cool experiments in a fungal lab. 🦠🧫📊

“I’ve been working on several experiments that revolve around the concept of competition. I’ve been studying this with two different types of fungi by placing them in petit dishes under different circumstances which allow for different rates of growth. By doing this I’m allowed to see which strain grows the fastest and the most which allows me to select the best strains to place in the same plate to see who grows the best under different circumstances. I’ve been able to calculate the area and growth rates through MATLAB.”

11/08/2016
UCLA Curtis Center's Summer Institutes for Math Teachers!
05/16/2016

UCLA Curtis Center's Summer Institutes for Math Teachers!

The MoMath museum in NYC is offering $25,000 to the best math lesson submitted by a current teacher. Additional finalist...
04/01/2016

The MoMath museum in NYC is offering $25,000 to the best math lesson submitted by a current teacher. Additional finalists will win up to $10,000. http://momath.org/rosenthal-prize/

The Museum of Mathematics: Inspiring math exploration and discovery

Join us April 9th for classroom-ready lessons and information on  Smarter Balanced Performance Tasks.  Sign up today!  h...
03/28/2016

Join us April 9th for classroom-ready lessons and information on Smarter Balanced Performance Tasks. Sign up today!
http://curtiscenter.math.ucla.edu/math-teachers/saturday-training

"The workshop was really great! I felt very ready and inspired to teach Common Core Math. I enjoyed the workshop because not only did I feel more knowledgeable afterward, but I also left with many resources and ideas for problems to try in my classroom."

03/05/2016

Jason Zimba Conference on eliminating clutter: "Calculators: Forget about them in K-5."

Address

520 Portola Plaza, 5602 Math & Science Building
Los Angeles, CA
90095

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+13102068360

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