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Karen Karp

Karen Karp
Professor, Mathematics Education
Department of Teaching and Learning
Room 253A - College of Education and Human Development
502-852-1654
karen.karp @ louisville.edu

Dr. Karp's curriculum vita

Educational Background

  • Ed.D., Educational Administration and Policy, Hofstra University
  • MS, Special Education, Adelphi University
  • BS, Elementary Education, Adelphi University
  • Minor, Math & Science, Adelphi University

Teaching Areas

  • Mathematics education K-8

Research Interests

  • Gender equity and math education
  • Integrating mathematics and children's literature
  • Mathematics for students with special needs
  • Women leaders in higher education administration

Professional Activities

Honors And Awards

  • 2006 President’s Distinguished Teaching Award
  • Grawemeyer-Metroversity Special Merit Award – 2002, 1998, 1997
  • Grawemeyer-Metroversity Award for Instructional Improvement – 2002, 1998, 1997, 1993
  • M.E.S.A. Award – Mathematics Education Service and Achievement Award
  • Helen Cunningham Educator Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics at the Post-Secondary Level

Selected Publications

  • Bay Williams, J. & Karp, K. (2008). Growing professionally. Reston, VA: NCTM.
  • Brown, E. T., Karp, K., Petrosko, J., Jones, J., Beswick, G., Howe, C. & Zwanzig, K. (2007). Crutch or catalyst: Teacher beliefs and practices regarding calculator use in mathematics instruction. School Science and Mathematics, 107(3), 102-122.
  • Brown, E. T., McGatha, M., & Karp, K. (2006). Assessing teachers’ knowledge: Diagnostic mathematics assessments for elementary and middle school teachers. New England Mathematics Journal, 38(2), 37-50.
  • Karp, K. & Howell, P. (2004). Building student responsibility for learning in students with special needs. Teaching Children Mathematics, 11(3), 118-126.
  • Karp, K., Allen, C., Allen, L., & Brown, E. T. (1998). Feisty females: Inspiring girls to think mathematically. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann Books.

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