Date: February 10th 2008
"Illuminating Urban Excellence"
JUME is a peer-reviewed, open-access, academic journal, the only one of its kind devoted entirely to the scholarship of mathematics education within the urban domain. JUME was created to open up a space for research that brings to the fore the strength and successes in urban communities, shedding light on the complexities of scholarship, teaching, and learning of mathematics.
Articles for the inaugural Fall/Winter 2008 issue will feature work from emerging and noted scholars whose research in the urban domain offers important and innovative contributions to the theory and practice of mathematics teaching, learning, and policy.
JUME's Advisory Board is comprised of noted national scholars in urban education: Drs. Patricia Campbell, University of Maryland; Eric Gutstein, University of Illinois-Chicago; Joyce King, Georgia State University; Danny Martin, University of Illinois-Chicago; Eric Walker, Teachers College-Columbia University; and Dorothy White, University of Georgia. . The home page of JUME is http://education.gsu.edu/jume.
Inaugural Issue - Fall/Winter 2008
Call for Manuscripts Deadline: May 1, 2008
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