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Dr. Marion E. Shea and New Jersey Governor Robert Meyner in an undated photograph
No full textDr. Marion E. Shea, second president of William Paterson University (then Paterson State College) and New Jersey Governor Robert Meyner in an undated photograph
Dr. Marion E. Shea (left) walks in a graduation ceremony on the campus of Paterson State College in an undated photograph
No full textClair S. Wightman, first president of William Paterson University (then New Jersey State Teachers College) attends a dinner in an undated photograph
No full textClair S. Wightman, first president of William Paterson University (then New Jersey State Teachers College) attends a dinner in an undated photograph. During his tenure as president (1937-1954), Wightman guided the institution through the postwar years and the enrollment of G.I. Bill veterans, and its relocation from Paterson to Wayne. He was a major force in developing a graduate program and new physical facilities
Students relax outside Paterson State College's Wayne Hall, circa early 1960s
No full textStudents relax outside Paterson State College's Wayne Hall, circa early 1960s. Date range is approximate. Note on rear of photograph says only "circa early 60s?
A 1950s Paterson State College baseball team in action (1 of 2)
No full textA 1950s Paterson State College baseball team in action. Photo is undated. Date range is approximate. This photo is taken from a larger composite photo combining wpuPhotos_box3_loosePhotos_0016 through _0020
Responding to students’ mathematical thinking when you don’t know how to respond
Get PDFThis paper was presented at the Nineteenth Annual Conference of the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators (AMTE), in Orlando, Florida.We share how several middle school teachers dealt with situations in which they did not understand their students’ thinking. Our goal is to discuss strategies and decisions related to dealing with the complexities of classroom situations involving cognitively demanding tasks
The main fireplace in Hobart Manor at William Paterson College (1 of 2)
No full textThe main fireplace in Hobart Manor at William Paterson College. Notice the wall on the left which devided this room when it was used by the registrar's office