Lisa Clement Lamb
Professor of Mathematics Education
School of Teacher Education
Center for Research in Mathematics and Science Education
Primary Email: [email protected]
Building/Location
North Education - 93
6475 Alvarado Rd.
#206
San Diego,
CA
92120
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Bio
I am a professor of mathematics education in SDSU's School of Teacher Education. Previously I taught high school mathematics at public schools in Virginia and California. At the core of my research and teaching are students’ ideas about mathematics. My research focuses on students’ ways of reasoning about integers (see https://sci.sdsu.edu/crmse/projectz) and teachers’ professional noticing of students’ mathematical ideas. I am now working with CRMSE colleagues to support 20 Master Teaching Fellows in mathematics and science as they hone their teaching practices and emerge into teacher leaders (see Noyce.sdsu.edu).
When I am not working, I spend a little time playing tennis and a lot of time embarrassing my son and my husband. CRMSE has been a central part of my academic life for about 30 years. With opportunities to collaborate with those who have similar research interests from across Colleges, CRMSE provides an intellectual space to learn and grow.
Curriculum Vitae
View Lisa Clement Lamb's CV in Google docs.
Human Interest Questions
- If you weren’t a professor, what would you be?
- A sports statistician. I am unsure whether one can earn a living as a sports statistician, but I would want to try. Who wouldn’t want to job that combines sports and mathematics?
- What movie can you practically quote from start to finish?
- Sound of Music, "Well, apparently, we're both suffering from a deplorable lack of curiosity.”
Education
Ph.D., Mathematics Education, San Diego State University/University of California at San Diego
M.A. Mathematics, San Diego State University
B.S., Mathematics, College of William and Mary